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ECCDA Discussions for Yreka and Modoc California Dispatch Areas

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MEDFORD OR

437 AM PDT Thu May 2 2024



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West Yreka-

Discussion for Western Klamath

437 AM PDT Thu May 2 2024



A frontal system will bring intermittent rain and 

mountain snow to the area today before showers taper off this

evening. Temperatures will trend slightly higher on Friday. The 

next, more significant, front will move in with chances for 

widespread wetting rainfall later Friday into Saturday, followed 

by a cool, showery weather pattern the remainder of the weekend. 

There is also a slight chance of thunderstorms Saturday afternoon 

for inland areas. Another front arrives on Monday bringing 

additional chances for precipitation. 





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East Yreka-

Discussion for Eastern Klamath

437 AM PDT Thu May 2 2024



A frontal system will bring intermittent rain and 

mountain snow to the area today before showers taper off this

evening. Temperatures will trend slightly higher on Friday. The 

next, more significant, front will move in with chances for 

widespread wetting rainfall later Friday into Saturday, followed 

by a cool, showery weather pattern the remainder of the weekend. 

There is also a slight chance of thunderstorms Saturday afternoon 

for inland areas. Another front arrives on Monday bringing 

additional chances for precipitation. 





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Alturas-

Discussion for Modoc

437 AM PDT Thu May 2 2024



A frontal system will bring intermittent rain and 

mountain snow to the area today before showers taper off this

evening. Temperatures will trend slightly higher on Friday. The 

next, more significant, front will move in with chances for 

widespread wetting rainfall later Friday into Saturday, followed 

by a cool, showery weather pattern the remainder of the weekend. 

There is also a slight chance of thunderstorms Saturday afternoon 

for inland areas. Another front arrives on Monday bringing 

additional chances for precipitation. 





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