Marine Weather and Tide Forecast for Dollar Point, CA
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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Reno NV 1229 PM PDT Thu Jul 17 2025
KEY MESSAGES
* Isolated showers and thunderstorms possible each afternoon through Friday south of US-50, especially in Mono and Mineral counties.
* Seasonably hot and dry into the weekend with typical afternoon breezes. Hazy skies along the Oregon border from wildfire smoke.
* Stronger winds are trending more likely early next week, which may impact travel and recreation, and elevate fire concerns.
DISCUSSION
Typical summer temperatures continue this week across the Sierra and western Nevada. The daytime afternoon heating will result in our usual westerly zephyr winds each afternoon through the weekend with gusts typically around 20-25 mph. With summer, comes the smoke.
Current fires, such as the Green fire, will continue to produce haze and smoke for areas across NE CA and NE NV, especially for far northern Lassen, northern Washoe, and Surprise Valley.
Thunderstorm potential (10-20% chances) remains with sufficient moisture and heating available for areas particularly south of Highway 50. There were a handful of storms yesterday as well, with lighting and brief heavy rain. Impacts from storms include gusty erratic winds, brief heavy rain, and lightning. A few hi-res simulations show storms skirting as far north as Interstate 80 vicinity later this evening, but westerly winds should limit the storms just east of Reno/Carson City. This storm pattern will linger onward through Saturday as the trough in the Pac NW and high pressure over Central NV continue to battle for position.
Looking ahead to next week, the trough finally starts to overwhelm high pressure fixed over the region. As the ridge breaks down and shifts eastward, we will be in store for a cooldown as well as the potential for stronger west to southwest winds. While the near-term wind gusts remain marginal through Saturday, there is increasing potential for more concerning gusts that would create critical fire conditions by late Sunday into Monday.
-Edan
AVIATION
* VFR conditions for most terminals this week along with enhanced afternoon westerly breezes and gusts up to 25 kts through 06z.
* 10-20% chances for showers and thunderstorms are possible near KMMH and KHTH between 21z-04z daily through Saturday.
* Expect typical density altitude concerns for summer that may impact aircraft performance.
* Bigger changes arise by late Sunday into Monday with increasing potential for surface wind gusts exceeding 30 kts.
-Edan
REV Watches/Warnings/Advisories
NV...None.
CA...None.
Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Reno NV 1229 PM PDT Thu Jul 17 2025
KEY MESSAGES
* Isolated showers and thunderstorms possible each afternoon through Friday south of US-50, especially in Mono and Mineral counties.
* Seasonably hot and dry into the weekend with typical afternoon breezes. Hazy skies along the Oregon border from wildfire smoke.
* Stronger winds are trending more likely early next week, which may impact travel and recreation, and elevate fire concerns.
DISCUSSION
Typical summer temperatures continue this week across the Sierra and western Nevada. The daytime afternoon heating will result in our usual westerly zephyr winds each afternoon through the weekend with gusts typically around 20-25 mph. With summer, comes the smoke.
Current fires, such as the Green fire, will continue to produce haze and smoke for areas across NE CA and NE NV, especially for far northern Lassen, northern Washoe, and Surprise Valley.
Thunderstorm potential (10-20% chances) remains with sufficient moisture and heating available for areas particularly south of Highway 50. There were a handful of storms yesterday as well, with lighting and brief heavy rain. Impacts from storms include gusty erratic winds, brief heavy rain, and lightning. A few hi-res simulations show storms skirting as far north as Interstate 80 vicinity later this evening, but westerly winds should limit the storms just east of Reno/Carson City. This storm pattern will linger onward through Saturday as the trough in the Pac NW and high pressure over Central NV continue to battle for position.
Looking ahead to next week, the trough finally starts to overwhelm high pressure fixed over the region. As the ridge breaks down and shifts eastward, we will be in store for a cooldown as well as the potential for stronger west to southwest winds. While the near-term wind gusts remain marginal through Saturday, there is increasing potential for more concerning gusts that would create critical fire conditions by late Sunday into Monday.
-Edan
AVIATION
* VFR conditions for most terminals this week along with enhanced afternoon westerly breezes and gusts up to 25 kts through 06z.
* 10-20% chances for showers and thunderstorms are possible near KMMH and KHTH between 21z-04z daily through Saturday.
* Expect typical density altitude concerns for summer that may impact aircraft performance.
* Bigger changes arise by late Sunday into Monday with increasing potential for surface wind gusts exceeding 30 kts.
-Edan
REV Watches/Warnings/Advisories
NV...None.
CA...None.
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