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Hydrometeorological Discussion
National Weather Service / California-Nevada RFC / Sacramento CA
1205 PM PST Fri Nov 6 2026

...A COUPLE SYSTEMS TO CLIP FAR NW CA AND SRN OR CASCADES...
...OTHERWISE WARM AND DRY THROUGH THE PERIOD...

.METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS (SHORT TERM: FRI PM - THU AM)...

Positively tilted upr ridge stretches from off the CA coast to the 
northeast reaching the northern Rockies this afternoon...bringing 
dry conditions to the region. A weak upr low continues to spin over 
the lower Colorado River basin very near Yuma AZ...generating precip 
over the Desert Southwest. Through the weekend...look for a s/wv 
trof riding up the upstream side of the upr ridge...making its way 
toward the Pacific Northwest. The southern fringe of the cold front 
will bring the opportunity for some light precip to far northwest CA 
and the crest of the southern OR Cascades late Saturday into Sunday 
before dissipating. Models then vary on the strength of an elongated 
s/wv trof making its way toward the west coast on Monday into early 
Tuesday...possibly bringing some more light precip to far northwest 
CA and the crest of the southern OR Cascades. Elsewhere through the 
forecast period...conditions will remain dry and relatively warm.


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