The kiosk in front of the Committee will have a schedule of events posted, and will be a place to leave notes for friends. The Weather Visiting Mono Lake at the end of summer is usually very pleasant. Most of the mosquitoes are gone, the rabbitbrush is blooming, and grebes cover the lake. The days tend to be warm, but temperatures rarely exceed 85 degrees. At night, temperatures drop into the 40s.
Thunderstorms are always a possibility.
The days are warm, so shorts and T-shirts usually suffice. The intense sun makes hats, sunglasses, sunscreen, and water bottles necessary. It's worth packing a rain jacket too, especially if you'll be out hiking. Bring warm clothing and hats to ensure evening activities are enjoyable. Appropriate footwear can also make your trip more enjoyable.