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ECCDA DISCUSSIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOS ANGELES/OXNARD CA
331 PM PST SAT FEB 8 2025
ECC029-091745-
LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR VANDENBERG ECC DISPATCH
331 PM PST SAT FEB 8 2025
..DISCUSSION FROM MONTEREY
FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS REMAIN LOW AS WE DRY OUT BETWEEN ATMOSPHERIC
RIVER SYSTEMS IMPACTING OUR REGION. TEMPERATURES WILL BE AT OR
SLIGHTLY BELOW SEASONAL AVERAGES THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK,
WHEN THE NEXT ATMOSPHERIC RIVER WILL PRODUCE MORE WIDESPREAD
BENEFICIAL RAINFALL AND GUSTY WINDS, ESPECIALLY WEDNESDAY INTO
THURSDAY.
NOTE : ALL WINDS ARE 20-FOOT WINDS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
THUNDERSTORMS IMPLY STRONG, GUSTY AND ERRATIC WINDS.
..DISCUSSION FROM LOS ANGELES/OXNARD
..DRY NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS THROUGH MONDAY
...GROWING POTENTIAL FOR A STRONG STORM WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY OF
NEXT WEEK...
NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS WILL BE PREVALENT THROUGH SUNDAY, WEAKEN ON
MONDAY, THEN TURN NORTHWEST ON TUESDAY. PEAK WIND GUSTS OF 25 TO
45 MPH WILL BE COMMON IN THE WIND PRONE AREAS LIKE THE
I-5 CORRIDOR, THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS, MUCH OF SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY, THE CENTRAL COAST, AND THE SANTA LUCIA RANGE. HUMIDITIES
WILL LOWER QUICKLY AS WELL, WITH MINIMUMS FALLING INTO THE 10 TO
25 PERCENT RANGE OVER THE WEEKEND, RECOVERING ON MONDAY. HUMIDITIES
ACROSS HIGHER ELEVATION MOUNTAINS AND THE EASTERN SAN GABRIEL
MOUNTAINS MAY EVEN FALL INTO THE HIGHER SINGLE DIGITS. WHILE THE
COMBINATION OF WINDS AND HUMIDITIES MAY APPROACH BRIEF CRITICAL
CONDITIONS, THE RECENT RAINS WILL LIMIT ANY FIRE WEATHER DANGER.
ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT THE AREA NEXT WEEK BETWEEN
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY WITH A MODERATE RISK FOR WIDESPREAD HEAVY RAIN,
SIGNIFICANT FLOODING, DEBRIS FLOWS, HIGH ELEVATION MOUNTAIN SNOW,
AND STRONG WINDS.
PLEASE NOTE: THE LAL HAS BEEN REMOVED NATIONALLY AND ANY
THUNDERSTORM CHANCES WILL STILL BE MENTIONED IN THE WEATHER
ELEMENT.
ECC028-091745-
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY EXCLUDING LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR SANTA BARBARA ECC DISPATCH
331 PM PST SAT FEB 8 2025
..DRY NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS THROUGH MONDAY
...GROWING POTENTIAL FOR A STRONG STORM WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY OF
NEXT WEEK...
NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS WILL BE PREVALENT THROUGH SUNDAY, WEAKEN ON
MONDAY, THEN TURN NORTHWEST ON TUESDAY. PEAK WIND GUSTS OF 25 TO
45 MPH WILL BE COMMON IN THE WIND PRONE AREAS LIKE THE
I-5 CORRIDOR, THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS, MUCH OF SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY, THE CENTRAL COAST, AND THE SANTA LUCIA RANGE. HUMIDITIES
WILL LOWER QUICKLY AS WELL, WITH MINIMUMS FALLING INTO THE 10 TO
25 PERCENT RANGE OVER THE WEEKEND, RECOVERING ON MONDAY. HUMIDITIES
ACROSS HIGHER ELEVATION MOUNTAINS AND THE EASTERN SAN GABRIEL
MOUNTAINS MAY EVEN FALL INTO THE HIGHER SINGLE DIGITS. WHILE THE
COMBINATION OF WINDS AND HUMIDITIES MAY APPROACH BRIEF CRITICAL
CONDITIONS, THE RECENT RAINS WILL LIMIT ANY FIRE WEATHER DANGER.
ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT THE AREA NEXT WEEK BETWEEN
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY WITH A MODERATE RISK FOR WIDESPREAD HEAVY RAIN,
SIGNIFICANT FLOODING, DEBRIS FLOWS, HIGH ELEVATION MOUNTAIN SNOW,
AND STRONG WINDS.
PLEASE NOTE: THE LAL HAS BEEN REMOVED NATIONALLY AND ANY
THUNDERSTORM CHANCES WILL STILL BE MENTIONED IN THE WEATHER
ELEMENT.
ECC031-091745-
ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR LANCASTER ECC DISPATCH
331 PM PST SAT FEB 8 2025
..DRY NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS THROUGH MONDAY
...GROWING POTENTIAL FOR A STRONG STORM WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY OF
NEXT WEEK...
NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS WILL BE PREVALENT THROUGH SUNDAY, WEAKEN ON
MONDAY, THEN TURN NORTHWEST ON TUESDAY. PEAK WIND GUSTS OF 25 TO
45 MPH WILL BE COMMON IN THE WIND PRONE AREAS LIKE THE
I-5 CORRIDOR, THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS, MUCH OF SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY, THE CENTRAL COAST, AND THE SANTA LUCIA RANGE. HUMIDITIES
WILL LOWER QUICKLY AS WELL, WITH MINIMUMS FALLING INTO THE 10 TO
25 PERCENT RANGE OVER THE WEEKEND, RECOVERING ON MONDAY. HUMIDITIES
ACROSS HIGHER ELEVATION MOUNTAINS AND THE EASTERN SAN GABRIEL
MOUNTAINS MAY EVEN FALL INTO THE HIGHER SINGLE DIGITS. WHILE THE
COMBINATION OF WINDS AND HUMIDITIES MAY APPROACH BRIEF CRITICAL
CONDITIONS, THE RECENT RAINS WILL LIMIT ANY FIRE WEATHER DANGER.
ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT THE AREA NEXT WEEK BETWEEN
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY WITH A MODERATE RISK FOR WIDESPREAD HEAVY RAIN,
SIGNIFICANT FLOODING, DEBRIS FLOWS, HIGH ELEVATION MOUNTAIN SNOW,
AND STRONG WINDS.
PLEASE NOTE: THE LAL HAS BEEN REMOVED NATIONALLY AND ANY
THUNDERSTORM CHANCES WILL STILL BE MENTIONED IN THE WEATHER
ELEMENT.
ECC024-091745-
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY-
DISCUSSION FOR SAN LUIS OBISPO ECC DISPATCH
331 PM PST SAT FEB 8 2025
..DRY NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS THROUGH MONDAY
...GROWING POTENTIAL FOR A STRONG STORM WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY OF
NEXT WEEK...
NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS WILL BE PREVALENT THROUGH SUNDAY, WEAKEN ON
MONDAY, THEN TURN NORTHWEST ON TUESDAY. PEAK WIND GUSTS OF 25 TO
45 MPH WILL BE COMMON IN THE WIND PRONE AREAS LIKE THE
I-5 CORRIDOR, THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS, MUCH OF SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY, THE CENTRAL COAST, AND THE SANTA LUCIA RANGE. HUMIDITIES
WILL LOWER QUICKLY AS WELL, WITH MINIMUMS FALLING INTO THE 10 TO
25 PERCENT RANGE OVER THE WEEKEND, RECOVERING ON MONDAY. HUMIDITIES
ACROSS HIGHER ELEVATION MOUNTAINS AND THE EASTERN SAN GABRIEL
MOUNTAINS MAY EVEN FALL INTO THE HIGHER SINGLE DIGITS. WHILE THE
COMBINATION OF WINDS AND HUMIDITIES MAY APPROACH BRIEF CRITICAL
CONDITIONS, THE RECENT RAINS WILL LIMIT ANY FIRE WEATHER DANGER.
ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT THE AREA NEXT WEEK BETWEEN
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY WITH A MODERATE RISK FOR WIDESPREAD HEAVY RAIN,
SIGNIFICANT FLOODING, DEBRIS FLOWS, HIGH ELEVATION MOUNTAIN SNOW,
AND STRONG WINDS.
PLEASE NOTE: THE LAL HAS BEEN REMOVED NATIONALLY AND ANY
THUNDERSTORM CHANCES WILL STILL BE MENTIONED IN THE WEATHER
ELEMENT.
ECC032-091745-
VENTURA COUNTY EXCLUDING LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR VENTURA ECC DISPATCH
331 PM PST SAT FEB 8 2025
..DRY NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS THROUGH MONDAY
...GROWING POTENTIAL FOR A STRONG STORM WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY OF
NEXT WEEK...
NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS WILL BE PREVALENT THROUGH SUNDAY, WEAKEN ON
MONDAY, THEN TURN NORTHWEST ON TUESDAY. PEAK WIND GUSTS OF 25 TO
45 MPH WILL BE COMMON IN THE WIND PRONE AREAS LIKE THE
I-5 CORRIDOR, THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS, MUCH OF SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY, THE CENTRAL COAST, AND THE SANTA LUCIA RANGE. HUMIDITIES
WILL LOWER QUICKLY AS WELL, WITH MINIMUMS FALLING INTO THE 10 TO
25 PERCENT RANGE OVER THE WEEKEND, RECOVERING ON MONDAY. HUMIDITIES
ACROSS HIGHER ELEVATION MOUNTAINS AND THE EASTERN SAN GABRIEL
MOUNTAINS MAY EVEN FALL INTO THE HIGHER SINGLE DIGITS. WHILE THE
COMBINATION OF WINDS AND HUMIDITIES MAY APPROACH BRIEF CRITICAL
CONDITIONS, THE RECENT RAINS WILL LIMIT ANY FIRE WEATHER DANGER.
ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT THE AREA NEXT WEEK BETWEEN
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY WITH A MODERATE RISK FOR WIDESPREAD HEAVY RAIN,
SIGNIFICANT FLOODING, DEBRIS FLOWS, HIGH ELEVATION MOUNTAIN SNOW,
AND STRONG WINDS.
PLEASE NOTE: THE LAL HAS BEEN REMOVED NATIONALLY AND ANY
THUNDERSTORM CHANCES WILL STILL BE MENTIONED IN THE WEATHER
ELEMENT.
ECC030-091745-
LOS ANGELES COUNTY EXCLUDING ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR LOS ANGELES ECC DISPATCH
331 PM PST SAT FEB 8 2025
..DRY NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS THROUGH MONDAY
...GROWING POTENTIAL FOR A STRONG STORM WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY OF
NEXT WEEK...
NORTH TO NORTHEAST WINDS WILL BE PREVALENT THROUGH SUNDAY, WEAKEN ON
MONDAY, THEN TURN NORTHWEST ON TUESDAY. PEAK WIND GUSTS OF 25 TO
45 MPH WILL BE COMMON IN THE WIND PRONE AREAS LIKE THE
I-5 CORRIDOR, THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS, MUCH OF SANTA BARBARA
COUNTY, THE CENTRAL COAST, AND THE SANTA LUCIA RANGE. HUMIDITIES
WILL LOWER QUICKLY AS WELL, WITH MINIMUMS FALLING INTO THE 10 TO
25 PERCENT RANGE OVER THE WEEKEND, RECOVERING ON MONDAY. HUMIDITIES
ACROSS HIGHER ELEVATION MOUNTAINS AND THE EASTERN SAN GABRIEL
MOUNTAINS MAY EVEN FALL INTO THE HIGHER SINGLE DIGITS. WHILE THE
COMBINATION OF WINDS AND HUMIDITIES MAY APPROACH BRIEF CRITICAL
CONDITIONS, THE RECENT RAINS WILL LIMIT ANY FIRE WEATHER DANGER.
ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM WILL IMPACT THE AREA NEXT WEEK BETWEEN
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY WITH A MODERATE RISK FOR WIDESPREAD HEAVY RAIN,
SIGNIFICANT FLOODING, DEBRIS FLOWS, HIGH ELEVATION MOUNTAIN SNOW,
AND STRONG WINDS.
PLEASE NOTE: THE LAL HAS BEEN REMOVED NATIONALLY AND ANY
THUNDERSTORM CHANCES WILL STILL BE MENTIONED IN THE WEATHER
ELEMENT.
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