San Diego, CA
San Diego, CA
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KPSP Palm Springs, CA. CLR 7 97 54 24 VRB07 29.75
KLAX Los Angeles, CA. OVC 7 66 58 75 WSW10 29.90
KFAT Fresno, CA. SCT 7 84 55 37 NW10 29.81 CU ALQDS MTNS DSNT N-NE-E/
KL35 Big Bear City, CA. CLR 7 75 23 14 WSW9 30.09
KSNA Santa Ana, CA. OVC 7 68 59 73 SSW7 29.89
KLGB Long Beach, CA. OVC 6HZ 70 58 66 W7 29.89
KSBD San Bernandino, CA. BKN 7 79 55 45 WNW6 29.87
KSTS Santa Rosa, CA. SCT 7 68 55 63 VRB07 29.88
KOAK Oakland, CA. BKN 7 62 52 70 NNW12 29.91
KSHO San Francisco, CA. SCT 7 65 52 63 W15 29.89
KOKB Oceanside, CA OVC 7 69 59 70 W8 29.89
KPAO Palo Alto, CA. SCT 7 64 55 73 N13 29.89
KSAN San Diego, CA. OVC 7 66 59 78 W7 29.91
KSAC Sacramento, CA. CLR 7 80 58 47 WSW7 29.79
KVIS Visalia, CA. CLR 7 86 56 36 VRB03 29.79
KVNY Van Nuys, CA. SCT 7 73 59 61 CALM 29.87
KSUU Travis Air Force Base,CA. CLR 7 76 56 49 SW23 29.80
KEDW Edwards AFB, CA. SCT 7 94 33 12 SW12 29.78
KRIV March, AFB, CA. SCT 7 81 60 49 NNW9 29.86
KVBG Vandenburg, AFB, CA. OVC 7 58 52 79 NW12 29.92
RAB = RAIN BEGAN E = END LGT = LIGHTNING CIG VARY = CLOUD BASES
CLR = CLEAR DSNT = DISTANT SLP178 SEA LEVEL PRESSURE
SCT = SCATTERED PARTLY CLOUDY WSHFT = WIND SHIFT PRESFR = PRESSURE FALLING RAPIDLY
BKN = BROKEN MOSTLY CLOUDY ALQDS = TOTALLY SURROUNDING PRESRR = PRESSURE RISING RAPIDLY
OVC = OVERCAST TSB = THUNDERSTORM BEGAN P0000 = ZERO RAIN
HOURLY OBSERVATION 6.16.19 SA2100GMT/Z 24 HOUR CLOCK WORLDWIDE.
METEOROLOGIST LARRY OLSON
BROADCAST METEOROLOGIST MIKE SCOTT
Special Weather Statement
Special Weather Statement
National Weather Service RENO NV
156 PM PDT Sun Jun 16 2019
CAZ071>073-NVZ [login to see] 00-
Lassen-Eastern Plumas-Eastern Sierra Counties-
Greater Lake Tahoe Area-Mono County-Greater Reno-Carson City-
Minden Area-
Including the cities of Portola, Susanville, Westwood,
Sierraville, Loyalton, South Lake Tahoe, Tahoe City, Truckee,
Markleeville, Bridgeport, Coleville, Lee Vining, Mammoth Lakes,
Stateline, Glenbrook, Incline Village, Sparks, Verdi,
Gardnerville, and Virginia City
156 PM PDT Sun Jun 16 2019
...Thunderstorms Developing Across the Sierra and Western
Nevada...
* Through 5 PM scattered thunderstorms will continue to develop
across the Sierra and far Western Nevada. Some areas impacted
include Lassen National Park, Portola, Truckee and Lake Tahoe,
Mt Rose, Reno and Carson City, Minden, Bridgeport, Mono Lake,
and Mammoth Lakes. Storms will be somewhat slow moving,
generally to the east around 5 to 10 mph.
* Impacts from storms will include: strong and erratic outflow
winds to 50 mph, frequent lightning, small hail, periods of
heavy rain, and rapid temperature drops. Localized flooding is
possible if heavy rains persist enough, including mudslides near
old burn scars.
* With storms developing, NOW is the time to seek a safe sturdy
shelter indoors or in a car, if you are outdoors hiking or on
the lake. Lightning is a real safety hazard even if the storms
are relatively weak, and can strike 5 to 10 miles away from the
storm core. No place outdoors is completely safe from lightning.
$$
http://weather.gov/reno
Flood Advisory
Flood Advisory
National Weather Service Reno NV
949 AM PDT Fri Jun 14 2019
CAC051-NVC [login to see] 15-
/O.EXT.KREV.FA.Y.0008.000000T0000Z-190620T1815Z/
/00000.N.SM.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.OO/
Mono CA-Douglas NV-Lyon NV-
949 AM PDT Fri Jun 14 2019
The National Weather Service in Reno has extended the
* Small Stream Flood Advisory for...
Snowmelt in...
Mono County in northern California...
Douglas County in western Nevada...
Southern Lyon County in west central Nevada...
* Until 1115 AM PDT Thursday.
* With increased temperatures persisting, rapid snowmelt will lead
to significant rises on rivers, creeks and streams across the
Eastern Sierra into parts of Lyon and Douglas Counties. This high
water is likely to last through at least June 20th.
* Minor flooding is likely along the West Walker impacting rural
roads and agricultural areas in Antelope Valley. Campgrounds along
streams in the eastern Sierra may also be impacted by high waters
and flooding.
* The highest flows often occur in the evening or overnight, making
flooding much more difficult to see. Cold, fast moving water is a
real safety hazard. Even fit adults that fall into streams can be
overcome by cold water shock.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
&&
LAT...LON 3762 11899 3827 11948 3869 11957 3883 11937
3887 11922 3890 11909 3871 11892 3842 11895
3842 11912 3837 11917 3805 11912 3767 11887
3754 11859 3746 11854 3746 11875
$$
KLAX Los Angeles, CA. OVC 7 66 58 75 WSW10 29.90
KFAT Fresno, CA. SCT 7 84 55 37 NW10 29.81 CU ALQDS MTNS DSNT N-NE-E/
KL35 Big Bear City, CA. CLR 7 75 23 14 WSW9 30.09
KSNA Santa Ana, CA. OVC 7 68 59 73 SSW7 29.89
KLGB Long Beach, CA. OVC 6HZ 70 58 66 W7 29.89
KSBD San Bernandino, CA. BKN 7 79 55 45 WNW6 29.87
KSTS Santa Rosa, CA. SCT 7 68 55 63 VRB07 29.88
KOAK Oakland, CA. BKN 7 62 52 70 NNW12 29.91
KSHO San Francisco, CA. SCT 7 65 52 63 W15 29.89
KOKB Oceanside, CA OVC 7 69 59 70 W8 29.89
KPAO Palo Alto, CA. SCT 7 64 55 73 N13 29.89
KSAN San Diego, CA. OVC 7 66 59 78 W7 29.91
KSAC Sacramento, CA. CLR 7 80 58 47 WSW7 29.79
KVIS Visalia, CA. CLR 7 86 56 36 VRB03 29.79
KVNY Van Nuys, CA. SCT 7 73 59 61 CALM 29.87
KSUU Travis Air Force Base,CA. CLR 7 76 56 49 SW23 29.80
KEDW Edwards AFB, CA. SCT 7 94 33 12 SW12 29.78
KRIV March, AFB, CA. SCT 7 81 60 49 NNW9 29.86
KVBG Vandenburg, AFB, CA. OVC 7 58 52 79 NW12 29.92
RAB = RAIN BEGAN E = END LGT = LIGHTNING CIG VARY = CLOUD BASES
CLR = CLEAR DSNT = DISTANT SLP178 SEA LEVEL PRESSURE
SCT = SCATTERED PARTLY CLOUDY WSHFT = WIND SHIFT PRESFR = PRESSURE FALLING RAPIDLY
BKN = BROKEN MOSTLY CLOUDY ALQDS = TOTALLY SURROUNDING PRESRR = PRESSURE RISING RAPIDLY
OVC = OVERCAST TSB = THUNDERSTORM BEGAN P0000 = ZERO RAIN
HOURLY OBSERVATION 6.16.19 SA2100GMT/Z 24 HOUR CLOCK WORLDWIDE.
METEOROLOGIST LARRY OLSON
BROADCAST METEOROLOGIST MIKE SCOTT
Special Weather Statement
Special Weather Statement
National Weather Service RENO NV
156 PM PDT Sun Jun 16 2019
CAZ071>073-NVZ [login to see] 00-
Lassen-Eastern Plumas-Eastern Sierra Counties-
Greater Lake Tahoe Area-Mono County-Greater Reno-Carson City-
Minden Area-
Including the cities of Portola, Susanville, Westwood,
Sierraville, Loyalton, South Lake Tahoe, Tahoe City, Truckee,
Markleeville, Bridgeport, Coleville, Lee Vining, Mammoth Lakes,
Stateline, Glenbrook, Incline Village, Sparks, Verdi,
Gardnerville, and Virginia City
156 PM PDT Sun Jun 16 2019
...Thunderstorms Developing Across the Sierra and Western
Nevada...
* Through 5 PM scattered thunderstorms will continue to develop
across the Sierra and far Western Nevada. Some areas impacted
include Lassen National Park, Portola, Truckee and Lake Tahoe,
Mt Rose, Reno and Carson City, Minden, Bridgeport, Mono Lake,
and Mammoth Lakes. Storms will be somewhat slow moving,
generally to the east around 5 to 10 mph.
* Impacts from storms will include: strong and erratic outflow
winds to 50 mph, frequent lightning, small hail, periods of
heavy rain, and rapid temperature drops. Localized flooding is
possible if heavy rains persist enough, including mudslides near
old burn scars.
* With storms developing, NOW is the time to seek a safe sturdy
shelter indoors or in a car, if you are outdoors hiking or on
the lake. Lightning is a real safety hazard even if the storms
are relatively weak, and can strike 5 to 10 miles away from the
storm core. No place outdoors is completely safe from lightning.
$$
http://weather.gov/reno
Flood Advisory
Flood Advisory
National Weather Service Reno NV
949 AM PDT Fri Jun 14 2019
CAC051-NVC [login to see] 15-
/O.EXT.KREV.FA.Y.0008.000000T0000Z-190620T1815Z/
/00000.N.SM.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.000000T0000Z.OO/
Mono CA-Douglas NV-Lyon NV-
949 AM PDT Fri Jun 14 2019
The National Weather Service in Reno has extended the
* Small Stream Flood Advisory for...
Snowmelt in...
Mono County in northern California...
Douglas County in western Nevada...
Southern Lyon County in west central Nevada...
* Until 1115 AM PDT Thursday.
* With increased temperatures persisting, rapid snowmelt will lead
to significant rises on rivers, creeks and streams across the
Eastern Sierra into parts of Lyon and Douglas Counties. This high
water is likely to last through at least June 20th.
* Minor flooding is likely along the West Walker impacting rural
roads and agricultural areas in Antelope Valley. Campgrounds along
streams in the eastern Sierra may also be impacted by high waters
and flooding.
* The highest flows often occur in the evening or overnight, making
flooding much more difficult to see. Cold, fast moving water is a
real safety hazard. Even fit adults that fall into streams can be
overcome by cold water shock.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
&&
LAT...LON 3762 11899 3827 11948 3869 11957 3883 11937
3887 11922 3890 11909 3871 11892 3842 11895
3842 11912 3837 11917 3805 11912 3767 11887
3754 11859 3746 11854 3746 11875
$$
Las Vegas, NV
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Thank you, my meteorological friend SSgt (Join to see) for your efforts to keep us informed on the weather status. In this case the focus is on northern California and western Nevada.
I hope this did not adversely impact Father's Day activities for most families.
I hope this did not adversely impact Father's Day activities for most families.
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