Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecast February 18th
Area Forecast Discussion


Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley


Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecaster

Synopsis - WED FEB 18 2026

Today snow showers linger, mainly over Mammoth and the Sierra, generally clearing in the Owens Valley. Then another fast moving shortwave looks to hit the area Thursday thru Thursday evening. Looks like another 4 - 8 inches of new snow at the Main Lodge by Friday AM. Bishop should get rain and light snow by Friday AM as well. Later Friday and Saturday, look quite chilly, as we get a break between storms...DMATT

Area Wide Temperatures Today:

Bishop: 42 / 12


Big Pine: 42 / 13


Independence: 42 / 18


Lone Pine: 40 / 20


Olancha: 41 / 22


Mammoth Lakes: 20 / 7


Death Valley: 63 / 37 https://sierrawave.net/?p=101997

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