Land Management Forecasts
Issued by NWS Sacramento, CA
Issued by NWS Sacramento, CA
580 FNUS86 KSTO 122050 FWLSTO ECCDA DISCUSSIONS FOR CALIFORNIA NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SACRAMENTO CA 150 PM PDT SUN OCT 12 2025 ECC005-131500- SHASTA-TRINITY NATIONAL FOREST- DISCUSSION FOR REDDING ECC DISPATCH 150 PM PDT SUN OCT 12 2025 DRY WEATHER CONTINUES TODAY WITH LOCALLY BREEZY NORTHERLY WINDS. A COLD, WET SYSTEM BRINGS WIDESPREAD RAIN, MOUNTAIN SNOW, BREEZY SOUTH WINDS, AND THUNDERSTORM CHANCES MONDAY THROUGH TUESDAY. SNOW LEVELS GENERALLY 5500-6500 FEET. LINGERING SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED THROUGH EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. OTHERWISE, DRY WEATHER RETURNS MID TO LATE WEEK. $$ ECC007-131500- MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST, SOUTHERN SACRAMENTO VALLEY, AND DELTA- DISCUSSION FOR WILLOWS ECC DISPATCH 150 PM PDT SUN OCT 12 2025 DRY WEATHER CONTINUES TODAY. A COLD, WET SYSTEM BRINGS WIDESPREAD RAIN, HIGH ELEVATION MOUNTAIN SNOW, BREEZY SOUTH WINDS, AND THUNDERSTORM CHANCES MONDAY THROUGH TUESDAY. SNOW LEVELS GENERALLY 5500-6500 FEET. LINGERING SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED THROUGH EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. OTHERWISE, DRY WEATHER RETURNS MID TO LATE WEEK. $$ ECC008-131500- RED BLUFF AND OROVILLE- DISCUSSION FOR RED BLUFF AND OROVILLE ECC DISPATCH 150 PM PDT SUN OCT 12 2025 DRY WEATHER CONTINUES TODAY. A COLD, WET SYSTEM BRINGS WIDESPREAD RAIN, MOUNTAIN SNOW, BREEZY SOUTH WINDS, AND THUNDERSTORM CHANCES MONDAY THROUGH TUESDAY. SNOW LEVELS GENERALLY 5500-6500 FEET. LINGERING SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED THROUGH EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. OTHERWISE, DRY WEATHER RETURNS MID TO LATE WEEK. $$ ECC011-131500- TAHOE NATIONAL FOREST- DISCUSSION FOR GRASS VALLEY ECC DISPATCH 150 PM PDT SUN OCT 12 2025 DRY WEATHER CONTINUES TODAY. A COLD, WET SYSTEM BRINGS WIDESPREAD RAIN, MOUNTAIN SNOW, BREEZY SOUTH WINDS, AND THUNDERSTORM CHANCES MONDAY THROUGH TUESDAY. HIGHEST SNOWFALL AMOUNTS EXPECTED SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 50, WITH SNOW LEVELS 5500-6500 FEET. LINGERING SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED THROUGH EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. OTHERWISE, DRY WEATHER RETURNS MID TO LATE WEEK. $$ ECC015-131500- STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST- DISCUSSION FOR SAN ANDREAS ECC DISPATCH 150 PM PDT SUN OCT 12 2025 DRY WEATHER CONTINUES TODAY. A COLD, WET SYSTEM BRINGS WIDESPREAD RAIN, MOUNTAIN SNOW, BREEZY SOUTH WINDS, AND THUNDERSTORM CHANCES MONDAY THROUGH TUESDAY. HIGHEST SNOWFALL AMOUNTS EXPECTED SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 50, WITH SNOW LEVELS 5500-6500 FEET. LINGERING SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED THROUGH EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. OTHERWISE, DRY WEATHER RETURNS MID TO LATE WEEK. $$