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ECCDA DISCUSSIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOS ANGELES/OXNARD CA
250 PM PDT TUE OCT 6 2026
ECC029-071600-
LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR VANDENBERG ECC DISPATCH
250 PM PDT TUE OCT 6 2026
..DISCUSSION FROM MONTEREY
...ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER THREAT IN THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS THROUGH
THURSDAY DUE TO HOT AND DRY CONDITIONS...
HOT AND DRY CONDITIONS CONTINUE THROUGH THURSDAY WITH A HIGH RISK OF
HEAT-RELATED ILLNESSES FOR CREWS WORKING AT THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS. A
COMPRESSED MARINE LAYER RESULTS IN POOR HUMIDITY RETENTION AWAY
FROM THE IMMEDIATE COAST. OVERNIGHT, ACTIVE THERMAL BELTS AND
PUSHES OF OFFSHORE FLOW IN THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS WILL LEAD TO POOR
OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY RECOVERIES AND POSSIBLE NOCTURNAL DRYING EVENTS.
A RELATIVELY LIGHT DIURNAL WIND PATTERN PREDOMINATES. SLIGHT
COOLING IS EXPECTED TO BEGIN ON FRIDAY BEFORE AN INSIDE SLIDER-LIKE
PATTERN COMES THROUGH THE REGION, HELPING TO INCREASE WIND SPEEDS
AND PROLONG AN ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER THREAT.
NOTE : ALL WINDS ARE 20-FOOT WINDS UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
THUNDERSTORMS IMPLY STRONG, GUSTY AND ERRATIC WINDS.
..DISCUSSION FROM LOS ANGELES/OXNARD
...WIDESPREAD ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH A HIGH RISK FOR
LARGE PLUME DOMINATED FIRES AND HEAT ILLNESS THROUGH THURSDAY...
..RISKS FOR COASTAL FLOODING WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK
EXTREMELY HOT CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST THROUGH THURSDAY. HIGH
TEMPERATURES OF 95 TO 105 DEGREES AND MIXING HEIGHTS
10,000-14,000 FEET WILL BE COMMON OVER MUCH OF THE AREA, INCLUDING
THE COASTS. WHILE WINDS WILL GENERALLY BE LIGHT, AREAS OF NORTHEAST
TO SOUTHEAST WINDS OF 10 TO 15 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 25 MPH WILL FORM
EACH NIGHT AND MORNING OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLS. MINIMUM
HUMIDITIES BETWEEN 12 AND 25 PERCENT WILL BE COMMON OVER MOST AREAS.
DUE TO THE LIGHTER WINDS, RED FLAG WARNINGS WILL NOT BE ISSUED.
THERE IS A HISTORY OF LARGE FIRES IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS HOWEVER,
LEADING TO A A HIGH RISK FOR PLUME-DOMINATED AND FAST MOVING FIRES.
WIDESPREAD HEAT ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT THROUGH
THURSDAY, WITH A HIGH RISK FOR HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS. A SIGNIFICANT
COOLING TREND IS ON TRACK FOR FRIDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK, WITH
HIGH TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE 68 TO 78 DEGREE RANGE BY
MONDAY. GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS ARE ALSO EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN OVER
INTERIOR AREAS. THERE IS A MODERATE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS SOMETIME IN
THE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY TIME WINDOW, WITH A LOW CHANCE
FOR THUNDERSTORMS. MINOR TO MODERATE COASTAL FLOODING CONCERNS WILL
LIKELY OCCUR WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
ECC028-071600-
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY EXCLUDING LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR SANTA BARBARA ECC DISPATCH
250 PM PDT TUE OCT 6 2026
...WIDESPREAD ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH A HIGH RISK FOR
LARGE PLUME DOMINATED FIRES AND HEAT ILLNESS THROUGH THURSDAY...
..RISKS FOR COASTAL FLOODING WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK
EXTREMELY HOT CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST THROUGH THURSDAY. HIGH
TEMPERATURES OF 95 TO 105 DEGREES AND MIXING HEIGHTS
10,000-14,000 FEET WILL BE COMMON OVER MUCH OF THE AREA, INCLUDING
THE COASTS. WHILE WINDS WILL GENERALLY BE LIGHT, AREAS OF NORTHEAST
TO SOUTHEAST WINDS OF 10 TO 15 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 25 MPH WILL FORM
EACH NIGHT AND MORNING OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLS. MINIMUM
HUMIDITIES BETWEEN 12 AND 25 PERCENT WILL BE COMMON OVER MOST AREAS.
DUE TO THE LIGHTER WINDS, RED FLAG WARNINGS WILL NOT BE ISSUED.
THERE IS A HISTORY OF LARGE FIRES IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS HOWEVER,
LEADING TO A A HIGH RISK FOR PLUME-DOMINATED AND FAST MOVING FIRES.
WIDESPREAD HEAT ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT THROUGH
THURSDAY, WITH A HIGH RISK FOR HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS. A SIGNIFICANT
COOLING TREND IS ON TRACK FOR FRIDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK, WITH
HIGH TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE 68 TO 78 DEGREE RANGE BY
MONDAY. GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS ARE ALSO EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN OVER
INTERIOR AREAS. THERE IS A MODERATE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS SOMETIME IN
THE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY TIME WINDOW, WITH A LOW CHANCE
FOR THUNDERSTORMS. MINOR TO MODERATE COASTAL FLOODING CONCERNS WILL
LIKELY OCCUR WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
ECC031-071600-
ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR LANCASTER ECC DISPATCH
250 PM PDT TUE OCT 6 2026
...WIDESPREAD ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH A HIGH RISK FOR
LARGE PLUME DOMINATED FIRES AND HEAT ILLNESS THROUGH THURSDAY...
..RISKS FOR COASTAL FLOODING WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK
EXTREMELY HOT CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST THROUGH THURSDAY. HIGH
TEMPERATURES OF 95 TO 105 DEGREES AND MIXING HEIGHTS
10,000-14,000 FEET WILL BE COMMON OVER MUCH OF THE AREA, INCLUDING
THE COASTS. WHILE WINDS WILL GENERALLY BE LIGHT, AREAS OF NORTHEAST
TO SOUTHEAST WINDS OF 10 TO 15 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 25 MPH WILL FORM
EACH NIGHT AND MORNING OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLS. MINIMUM
HUMIDITIES BETWEEN 12 AND 25 PERCENT WILL BE COMMON OVER MOST AREAS.
DUE TO THE LIGHTER WINDS, RED FLAG WARNINGS WILL NOT BE ISSUED.
THERE IS A HISTORY OF LARGE FIRES IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS HOWEVER,
LEADING TO A A HIGH RISK FOR PLUME-DOMINATED AND FAST MOVING FIRES.
WIDESPREAD HEAT ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT THROUGH
THURSDAY, WITH A HIGH RISK FOR HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS. A SIGNIFICANT
COOLING TREND IS ON TRACK FOR FRIDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK, WITH
HIGH TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE 68 TO 78 DEGREE RANGE BY
MONDAY. GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS ARE ALSO EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN OVER
INTERIOR AREAS. THERE IS A MODERATE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS SOMETIME IN
THE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY TIME WINDOW, WITH A LOW CHANCE
FOR THUNDERSTORMS. MINOR TO MODERATE COASTAL FLOODING CONCERNS WILL
LIKELY OCCUR WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
ECC024-071600-
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY-
DISCUSSION FOR SAN LUIS OBISPO ECC DISPATCH
250 PM PDT TUE OCT 6 2026
...WIDESPREAD ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH A HIGH RISK FOR
LARGE PLUME DOMINATED FIRES AND HEAT ILLNESS THROUGH THURSDAY...
..RISKS FOR COASTAL FLOODING WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK
EXTREMELY HOT CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST THROUGH THURSDAY. HIGH
TEMPERATURES OF 95 TO 105 DEGREES AND MIXING HEIGHTS
10,000-14,000 FEET WILL BE COMMON OVER MUCH OF THE AREA, INCLUDING
THE COASTS. WHILE WINDS WILL GENERALLY BE LIGHT, AREAS OF NORTHEAST
TO SOUTHEAST WINDS OF 10 TO 15 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 25 MPH WILL FORM
EACH NIGHT AND MORNING OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLS. MINIMUM
HUMIDITIES BETWEEN 12 AND 25 PERCENT WILL BE COMMON OVER MOST AREAS.
DUE TO THE LIGHTER WINDS, RED FLAG WARNINGS WILL NOT BE ISSUED.
THERE IS A HISTORY OF LARGE FIRES IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS HOWEVER,
LEADING TO A A HIGH RISK FOR PLUME-DOMINATED AND FAST MOVING FIRES.
WIDESPREAD HEAT ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT THROUGH
THURSDAY, WITH A HIGH RISK FOR HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS. A SIGNIFICANT
COOLING TREND IS ON TRACK FOR FRIDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK, WITH
HIGH TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE 68 TO 78 DEGREE RANGE BY
MONDAY. GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS ARE ALSO EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN OVER
INTERIOR AREAS. THERE IS A MODERATE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS SOMETIME IN
THE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY TIME WINDOW, WITH A LOW CHANCE
FOR THUNDERSTORMS. MINOR TO MODERATE COASTAL FLOODING CONCERNS WILL
LIKELY OCCUR WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
ECC032-071600-
VENTURA COUNTY EXCLUDING LOS PADRES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR VENTURA ECC DISPATCH
250 PM PDT TUE OCT 6 2026
...WIDESPREAD ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH A HIGH RISK FOR
LARGE PLUME DOMINATED FIRES AND HEAT ILLNESS THROUGH THURSDAY...
..RISKS FOR COASTAL FLOODING WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK
EXTREMELY HOT CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST THROUGH THURSDAY. HIGH
TEMPERATURES OF 95 TO 105 DEGREES AND MIXING HEIGHTS
10,000-14,000 FEET WILL BE COMMON OVER MUCH OF THE AREA, INCLUDING
THE COASTS. WHILE WINDS WILL GENERALLY BE LIGHT, AREAS OF NORTHEAST
TO SOUTHEAST WINDS OF 10 TO 15 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 25 MPH WILL FORM
EACH NIGHT AND MORNING OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLS. MINIMUM
HUMIDITIES BETWEEN 12 AND 25 PERCENT WILL BE COMMON OVER MOST AREAS.
DUE TO THE LIGHTER WINDS, RED FLAG WARNINGS WILL NOT BE ISSUED.
THERE IS A HISTORY OF LARGE FIRES IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS HOWEVER,
LEADING TO A A HIGH RISK FOR PLUME-DOMINATED AND FAST MOVING FIRES.
WIDESPREAD HEAT ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT THROUGH
THURSDAY, WITH A HIGH RISK FOR HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS. A SIGNIFICANT
COOLING TREND IS ON TRACK FOR FRIDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK, WITH
HIGH TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE 68 TO 78 DEGREE RANGE BY
MONDAY. GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS ARE ALSO EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN OVER
INTERIOR AREAS. THERE IS A MODERATE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS SOMETIME IN
THE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY TIME WINDOW, WITH A LOW CHANCE
FOR THUNDERSTORMS. MINOR TO MODERATE COASTAL FLOODING CONCERNS WILL
LIKELY OCCUR WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
ECC030-071600-
LOS ANGELES COUNTY EXCLUDING ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR LOS ANGELES ECC DISPATCH
250 PM PDT TUE OCT 6 2026
...WIDESPREAD ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH A HIGH RISK FOR
LARGE PLUME DOMINATED FIRES AND HEAT ILLNESS THROUGH THURSDAY...
..RISKS FOR COASTAL FLOODING WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK
EXTREMELY HOT CONDITIONS WILL PERSIST THROUGH THURSDAY. HIGH
TEMPERATURES OF 95 TO 105 DEGREES AND MIXING HEIGHTS
10,000-14,000 FEET WILL BE COMMON OVER MUCH OF THE AREA, INCLUDING
THE COASTS. WHILE WINDS WILL GENERALLY BE LIGHT, AREAS OF NORTHEAST
TO SOUTHEAST WINDS OF 10 TO 15 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 25 MPH WILL FORM
EACH NIGHT AND MORNING OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND HILLS. MINIMUM
HUMIDITIES BETWEEN 12 AND 25 PERCENT WILL BE COMMON OVER MOST AREAS.
DUE TO THE LIGHTER WINDS, RED FLAG WARNINGS WILL NOT BE ISSUED.
THERE IS A HISTORY OF LARGE FIRES IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS HOWEVER,
LEADING TO A A HIGH RISK FOR PLUME-DOMINATED AND FAST MOVING FIRES.
WIDESPREAD HEAT ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT THROUGH
THURSDAY, WITH A HIGH RISK FOR HEAT-RELATED ILLNESS. A SIGNIFICANT
COOLING TREND IS ON TRACK FOR FRIDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK, WITH
HIGH TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE 68 TO 78 DEGREE RANGE BY
MONDAY. GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS ARE ALSO EXPECTED TO STRENGTHEN OVER
INTERIOR AREAS. THERE IS A MODERATE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS SOMETIME IN
THE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY TIME WINDOW, WITH A LOW CHANCE
FOR THUNDERSTORMS. MINOR TO MODERATE COASTAL FLOODING CONCERNS WILL
LIKELY OCCUR WEDNESDAY THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK.
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