A few record high temperatures were set June 1 in the Tahoe area.

South Lake Tahoe reached 81 degrees – two degrees higher than the record set in 1992. Reno’s 97 was three degrees higher than the 2007 record. Mammoth surpassed the 2002 record of 77 by three degrees.

Markleeville tied the 2001 record of 88 degrees.

The weather is going to change in Tahoe soon. Photo/LTN

“No record high temperatures are expected on Saturday as a weak trough pushes into California and Nevada on Saturday,” the National Weather Service said.

Temps in the Lake Tahoe Basin are expected to be in the 70s this weekend before dramatically dropping on Monday. The high on June 4 in South Lake Tahoe is forecast to be 55 degrees with a 70 percent chance of showers, with the possibility of snow that evening when the low drops to 28 degrees.

— Lake Tahoe News staff report