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KEY MESSAGES

* Warmer and drier weather is favored this week.

* Low shower and thunderstorm chances along the E Sierra around midweek.

* Next weekend is looking breezy and cooler.

DISCUSSION

After a bit of a cooldown this past week leads us into this week, we will start to see daytime highs reaching back toward the 90s for western Nevada by midweek. Sierra communities will target the mid 80s for midweek, when low chances of showers and storms reappear across the Eastern Sierra. For now the main concern is from the Tahoe Basin to the south for Wednesday (15-25% chances) and US-50 to the south in Mono and Mineral counties for Thursday (10-20% chances).

Taking a deeper look into the late week and weekend, a trough begins to dig southward from the Pacific Northwest, increasing winds and decreasing temperatures. Some discrepancies across guidance will have us put a hold on details until better agreement allows for more confidence on forecast outcomes. HRICH

AVIATION

* Aside from patchy overnight fog for KTRK, VFR conditions will resume this evening. Winds will be mostly calmer, with afternoon gusts 10-15 kts returning to area terminals after 21-22z Monday through 03-04z Tuesday. KMMH will see higher gusts of 20-25 kts this afternoon. VFR conditions will prevail through Tuesday for all terminals. HRICH

REV Watches/Warnings/Advisories

NV...None. CA...None.

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