Weather & Atmospheric Forecast July 28th
Area Forecast Discussion


Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley


Dennis Mattinson / Weather & Atmospheric Forecaster

Synopsis - TUE JUL 28 2026

As high pressure progresses further Westward from the Central USA, our area is likely to be under a Major Heat Risk by Friday thru the weekend. I suspect that as the week progresses, high pressure will move closer to our Forecast Area. Temps on Saturday will run some 10 - 15 degress above normal. Lower daytime RH will accompany these hot conditions. Also, lows will offer little nighttime relief, staying warm in the mid 60s. More updates tomorrow...DMATT

Area Wide Temperatures Today:

Bishop: 101 / 60


Big Pine: 100 / 65


Independence: 102 / 70


Lone Pine: 100 / 72


Olancha: 102 / 72


Mammoth Lakes: 80 / 53


Death Valley: 120 / 92 https://sierrawave.net/weather-atmospheric-forecast-july-28th/

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