Observed: Wednesday 7/22/2026
|
Ignition Component |
Spread Component |
Energy Release Component |
Burning Index |
Adjective Rating |
Dispatch Response Level |
Staffing Level |
|
64th Percentile |
60th Percentile |
52nd Percentile |
56th Percentile |
Low |
Low |
3 |
Preparedness Level: 2
100 hr. Fuels: 14%
Forecasted: Thursday 7/23/2026
|
Ignition Component |
Spread Component |
Energy Release Component |
Burning Index |
Adjective Rating |
Dispatch Response Level |
Staffing Level |
|
77th Percentile |
51st Percentile |
57th Percentile |
55th Percentile |
Moderate |
Moderate |
3 |
Preparedness Level: 2
100
hr. Fuels: 13%
Forecasted: Friday 7/24/2026
|
Ignition Component |
Spread Component |
Energy Release Component |
Burning Index |
Adjective Rating |
Dispatch Response Level |
Staffing Level |
|
92nd Percentile |
79th Percentile |
63rd Percentile |
74th Percentile |
High |
Moderate |
3 |
Preparedness Level: 2
100 hr. Fuels: 11%
** Forecasts can vary slightly from the time posted till the next 24 hour RAWS observation period**
ERC Trend:
Forecast Discussion:
For today and Friday, there is a 15-25% chance for showers and
thunderstorms in southern Mono and Mineral counties. By Friday
and Saturday, the combination of low humidities and increasing
southwest winds will generate a window of critical fire weather
conditions for NE California and western Nevada. Other areas in
the inner basin and ranges as well as the lower elevations in
Mono County will also have an increase in southwest winds each
afternoon, creating elevated fire weather conditions.