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ECCDA Discussions for Yreka and Modoc California Dispatch Areas

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MEDFORD OR

158 PM PDT Tue Jun 10 2025



ECC002-111500-

West Yreka-

Discussion for Western Klamath

158 PM PDT Tue Jun 10 2025



It will be unusually hot with an unstable air mass today. 

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will be more widespread today,

mainly for areas on the eastside, but there is a small chance for

westside areas see thunderstorms. A few storms could be severe 

with gusty erratic winds and lightning as the main threats, but a 

couple storms could produce hail around an inch. Storms will 

diminish later tonight, but are expected to linger into Wednesday 

morning east of the Cascades. More seasonable conditions and a 

stable air mass will likely follow Wednesday into early next week.



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ECC102-111500-

East Yreka-

Discussion for Eastern Klamath

158 PM PDT Tue Jun 10 2025



It will be unusually hot with an unstable air mass today. 

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will be more widespread today,

mainly for areas on the eastside, but there is a small chance for

westside areas see thunderstorms. A few storms could be severe 

with gusty erratic winds and lightning as the main threats, but a 

couple storms could produce hail around an inch. Storms will 

diminish later tonight, but are expected to linger into Wednesday 

morning east of the Cascades. More seasonable conditions and a 

stable air mass will likely follow Wednesday into early next week.



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ECC003-111500-

Alturas-

Discussion for Modoc

158 PM PDT Tue Jun 10 2025



It will be unusually hot with an unstable air mass today. 

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will be more widespread today,

mainly for areas on the eastside, but there is a small chance for

westside areas see thunderstorms. A few storms could be severe 

with gusty erratic winds and lightning as the main threats, but a 

couple storms could produce hail around an inch. Storms will 

diminish later tonight, but are expected to linger into Wednesday 

morning east of the Cascades. More seasonable conditions and a 

stable air mass will likely follow Wednesday into early next week.



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