...POTENTIAL SHOWER ACTIVITY OVER FAR NORTH WITH WEAKENING SYSTEM
CLIPPING THE REGION...
...ANOMALOUS RIDGE TO CONTINUE BUILDING THROUGH WEEKEND PRODUCING
MORE DRY AND WARM WEATHER...

.METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS (WED AM - TUE AM)...

High pressure will continue to keep a majority of the forecast area
dry throughout the six day window with the only chance for
precipitation over northern Humboldt and Del Norte counties along
with the southern Oregon Cascades as weakening systems clip the
northern regions on Friday into Saturday. The ridge that is
directing atmospheric river activity towards the Pacific Northwest
will continue continue to build throughout the rest of the weekend
placing a 2+ sigma 500-hPa height anomaly over northern and central
California early next week. This will continue the dry weather
streak and produce potentially record breaking afternoon high
temperatures.

Freezing levels are forecast to rise to above 14k feet by early next
week, reaching above 16k feet over the southeastern deserts on
Tuesday. Afternoon high temperatures in the highest elevations of
the Sierra Nevada may reach 60F+ in the north and 50F+ in the
southern High Sierra.

Please Note: This product may NOT be routinely updated.
Please refer to the following product issued by the CNRFC
www.cnrfc.noaa.gov/Daily-Briefing for a graphical summary of
weather and hydrologic conditions.