Earp, California 7 Day Weather Forecast

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FXUS65 KVEF 130303
AFDVEF

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Las Vegas NV
803 PM PDT Thu Jun 12 2025

.SYNOPSIS...Hot, dry, and breezy conditions persist through the
forecast period. Temperatures remain above normal with only subtle
day-to-day variations. An uptick in winds is likely early next week
as a weak system moves through, bringing increased fire danger to
the area.

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.UPDATE...Another hot, dry, and breezy evening, which is in line
with expectations. No update planned.
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.DISCUSSION...through Wednesday.

We remain in this southwesterly flow regime for the next several
days as a trough sits off the PacNW coast and a broad ridge lingers
over the central US. This will keep breezy winds and above-normal
temperatures around. Chances for wind impacts are less than 30%
across the area, but they are going to increase fire danger. Where
fuels are ready, new fire starts may spread rapidly. Where fuels are
not ready, notable drying and curing is anticipated. With no
precipitation potential in sight, fire danger is only expected to
increase over the next week or two.

Over the weekend, the central US ridge becomes more amplified,
leading to rising heights and temperatures in our area. The peak of
the heat looks to be on Sunday when highs are forecast to be 6-10
degrees above normal. This may push the lowest valleys into major
HeatRisk, so we`ll have to monitor trends as we assess the need for
any heat headlines.

Some subtle relief is set to arrive early next week as a shortwave
moves through. Forecast highs drop 3-5 degrees during this time.
However, this will likely be accompanied by an increase in winds and
fire danger. Strongest winds expected across the western Mojave
Desert where there is a ~50% chance of wind impacts. This system is
a progressive one, meaning heights and temperatures will quickly
resume their increasing trend mid-week.

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.AVIATION...For Harry Reid...For the 00Z Forecast Package...South-
southwest winds remain in place through the TAF period, strongest
during the afternoon/evening hours and weaker overnight and in the
morning. Gusts in the afternoon around 25 knots, dropping to 15-20
knots tonight and becoming more intermittent. Gusts similar in
magnitude tomorrow. VFR conditions prevail with just few to
scattered high clouds. Temperatures to exceed 100F until 03z, and
then again tomorrow from 20z to 03z with a peak around 103F.

For the rest of southern Nevada, northwest Arizona and southeast
California...Southerly to westerly breezes continue tonight and into
tomorrow, with gusts 20-30 knots during the afternoon and evening.
Winds will weaken after sunset except across western San Bernardino
County where weakening will be later in the night. Similar winds
anticipated tomorrow. VFR conditions persist with just few to
scattered high clouds.

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.SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT...Spotters are encouraged to report
any significant weather or impacts according to standard operating
procedures.

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UPDATE...Morgan
DISCUSSION...Woods
AVIATION...Nickerson

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