Marine Weather and Tide Forecast for Darwin, CA

DISCUSSION
through Monday.

Other than periods of breezy winds between 20-35 mph, conditions remain rather calm over the next 7 days as ridging builds.
Temperatures are already running above normal, and these anomalies will only be exacerbated throughout the week and into next week. By the weekend, expecting highs ~15 degrees above normal. Next week, we could be looking at 20-25 degrees above normal as highs across the region soar into the upper 80s to low 100s. These values yield widespread minor to moderate HeatRisk and will challenge both daily and monthly records. Yes, these temperatures are commonplace in this region during the late spring and summer. However, this kind of heat is quite rare (potentially unprecedented) for mid- March and will hit harder than usual given the limited opportunities for acclimation thus far.

AVIATION
For Harry Reid
For the 06Z Forecast Package
Winds decrease and shift to the southwest this evening, becoming light out of the northwest by the early morning hours. A push of westerly to southwesterly winds arrives tomorrow afternoon, with top speeds of around 10 knots possible. These winds will decrease and take a more westerly direction on Tuesday night. FEW to SCT clouds with bases at or above 15kft pass through the area. Temperatures will warm through the week, with a greater than 50 percent chance of readings exceeding 90 degrees by the weekend.

For the rest of southern Nevada, northwest Arizona and southeast California
For the 06Z Forecast Package
Winds of 10 knots or less are expected areawide overnight. Breezy westerly to southwesterly winds between 8 and 14 knots pick up tomorrow afternoon, except for KBIH where winds will be out of the northwest with gusts of around 20 knots. FEW to SCT clouds with bases at or above 10kft pass through the area.

SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT
Spotters are encouraged to report any significant weather or impacts according to standard operating procedures.