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FNUS86 KMTR 031227
FWLMTR
ECCDA DISCUSSIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
527 AM PDT SAT OCT 3 2026
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..DISCUSSION FROM SFOFWFMTR
STRONG HIGH PRESSURE ALOFT WILL RESULT IN ONGOING HOT AND DRY
CONDITIONS THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK, AT TIMES ACCOMPANIED BY
WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS. POOR TO VERY POOR OVERNIGHT RECOVERY IS
EXPECTED FOR THE THERMAL BELTS, GENERALLY FOR ELEVATIONS ABOVE
1000-1500 FEET, LEADING TO ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS. THE
MARINE LAYER DEPTH WILL REMAIN SHALLOW AND CONFINED TO THE
IMMEDIATE COASTLINE AT AROUND 500 FEET. A PATTERN CHANGE LATE
THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY MAY BRING COOLER WEATHER AND THE POTENTIAL FOR
IMPROVED HUMIDITY RECOVERY.
..DISCUSSION FROM SFOFWFEKA
UNSEASONABLY HOT AND DRY CONDITIONS WILL PEAK THIS WEEKEND
INCREASING FIRE DANGER. INTERIOR VALLEY HIGHS IN THE UPPER 90S WITH
DAYTIME RH AROUND 15 PERCENT WILL CONTINUE INTO EARLY NEXT WEEK.
MID AND UPPER ELEVATION RH RECOVERY WILL BECOME INCREASINGLY POOR
BY SUNDAY WITH STRENGTHENING THERMAL BELTS AND LIGHT OFFSHORE
WINDS. WINDS WILL BE WEAK AND TERRAIN DRIVEN WITH MORNING UPSLOPE
FLOW TURNING TO UPVALLEY GUSTS IN THE AFTERNOON. MARINE INFLUENCE
WILL BE VERY SHALLOW ALONG THE COAST. CONDITIONS WILL SLOWLY EASE
MID NEXT WEEK THOUGH THERE REMAINS ESSENTIALLY 0% CHANCE OF WETTING
RAIN WITHIN THE FORECAST PERIOD.
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ECC010-040030-
ST HELENA ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR MARIN AND SONOMA AND NAPA COUNTIES
527 AM PDT SAT OCT 3 2026
STRONG HIGH PRESSURE ALOFT WILL RESULT IN ONGOING HOT AND DRY
CONDITIONS THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK, AT TIMES ACCOMPANIED BY
WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS. POOR TO VERY POOR OVERNIGHT RECOVERY IS
EXPECTED FOR THE THERMAL BELTS, GENERALLY FOR ELEVATIONS ABOVE
1000-1500 FEET, LEADING TO ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS. THE
MARINE LAYER DEPTH WILL REMAIN SHALLOW AND CONFINED TO THE
IMMEDIATE COASTLINE AT AROUND 500 FEET. A PATTERN CHANGE LATE
THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY MAY BRING COOLER WEATHER AND THE POTENTIAL FOR
IMPROVED HUMIDITY RECOVERY.
ECC014-040030-
MORGAN HILL ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA AND SANTA CLARA COUNTIES
527 AM PDT SAT OCT 3 2026
STRONG HIGH PRESSURE ALOFT WILL RESULT IN ONGOING HOT AND DRY
CONDITIONS THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK, AT TIMES ACCOMPANIED BY
WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS. POOR TO VERY POOR OVERNIGHT RECOVERY IS
EXPECTED FOR THE THERMAL BELTS, GENERALLY FOR ELEVATIONS ABOVE
1000-1500 FEET, LEADING TO ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS. THE
MARINE LAYER DEPTH WILL REMAIN SHALLOW AND CONFINED TO THE
IMMEDIATE COASTLINE AT AROUND 500 FEET. A PATTERN CHANGE LATE
THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY MAY BRING COOLER WEATHER AND THE POTENTIAL FOR
IMPROVED HUMIDITY RECOVERY.
ECC013-040030-
FELTON ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR SANTA CRUZ AND SAN MATEO COUNTIES
527 AM PDT SAT OCT 3 2026
STRONG HIGH PRESSURE ALOFT WILL RESULT IN ONGOING HOT AND DRY
CONDITIONS THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK, AT TIMES ACCOMPANIED BY
WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS. POOR TO VERY POOR OVERNIGHT RECOVERY IS
EXPECTED FOR THE THERMAL BELTS, GENERALLY FOR ELEVATIONS ABOVE
1000-1500 FEET, LEADING TO ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS. THE
MARINE LAYER DEPTH WILL REMAIN SHALLOW AND CONFINED TO THE
IMMEDIATE COASTLINE AT AROUND 500 FEET. A PATTERN CHANGE LATE
THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY MAY BRING COOLER WEATHER AND THE POTENTIAL FOR
IMPROVED HUMIDITY RECOVERY.
ECC018-040030-
MONTEREY ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR MONTEREY AND SAN BENITO COUNTY
527 AM PDT SAT OCT 3 2026
STRONG HIGH PRESSURE ALOFT WILL RESULT IN ONGOING HOT AND DRY
CONDITIONS THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK, AT TIMES ACCOMPANIED BY
WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS. POOR TO VERY POOR OVERNIGHT RECOVERY IS
EXPECTED FOR THE THERMAL BELTS, GENERALLY FOR ELEVATIONS ABOVE
1000-1500 FEET, LEADING TO ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS. THE
MARINE LAYER DEPTH WILL REMAIN SHALLOW AND CONFINED TO THE
IMMEDIATE COASTLINE AT AROUND 500 FEET. A PATTERN CHANGE LATE
THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY MAY BRING COOLER WEATHER AND THE POTENTIAL FOR
IMPROVED HUMIDITY RECOVERY.
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