Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecast February 13th
Area Forecast Discussion


Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley


Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecaster

Synopsis - FRI FEB 13 2026

Fair weather over the weekend, as a weak ridge sets up over our area. Then take care, "rain and snow is coming"! All from a cold storm cycle, brought to you courtesy of deep upper level troughing off the West coast. There is a good chance we could see cold and strong storms thru next work week, starting on Sunday night and ending on Thursday or Friday. The Sierra and Mammoth look to get significant accumulations. Depending how cold these systems are, even the valleys could pick up some snow. Keep an eye on Monday's forecast for updates...DMATT

Area Wide Temperatures Today:

Bishop: 60 / 26


Big Pine: 58 / 29


Independence: 60 / 34


Lone Pine: 56 / 35


Olancha: 57 / 36


Mammoth Lakes: 41 / 22


Death Valley: 77 / 44 https://sierrawave.net/?p=101852

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