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FNUS86 KMTR 111957
FWLMTR
ECCDA DISCUSSIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
1257 PM PDT MON MAY 11 2026
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..DISCUSSION FROM SFOFWFMTR
TODAY IS FORECAST TO BE THE WARMEST OF THE WEEK AS HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE DESERT SOUTHWEST STRENGTHENS. HOWEVER, A MARINE LAYER OF
AROUND 1,000 FT WILL MAINTAIN COOLER CONDITIONS NEAR THE COAST.
COOLER, UNSETTLED WEATHER IS STILL ON TAP TO RETURN MIDWEEK WITH
THE POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL DRIZZLE TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY
MORNING. AS ZONAL FLOW DEVELOPS BY LATE WEEK AND INTO THE UPCOMING
WEEKEND, BREEZY TO GUSTY ONSHORE FLOW WILL DEVELOP EACH AFTERNOON
AND EVENING WITH GUSTS REACHING 25 TO 40 MILES PER HOUR ALONG THE
COAST, THROUGH GAPS AND PASSES, AND ACROSS THE RIDGETOPS.
..DISCUSSION FROM SFOFWFEKA
TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO WARM AND MONDAY IS EXPECTED TO BE
THE HOTTEST DAY. CLOUDS ARE EXPECTED TO SCATTER OUT AT THE COAST
THIS AFTERNOON. SLIGHTLY COOLER TEMPERATURES AND MORE MARINE
CLOUDS ARE EXPECTED TUESDAY. THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY OF SOME
RAIN, DRIZZLE, AND INLAND THUNDERSTORMS ON WEDNESDAY. NEAR OR
SLIGHTLY ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED LATE IN THE WEEK
AND INTO THE WEEKEND. BREEZY NORTHWEST WINDS WITH GUSTS OF 25 TO
30 MPH ARE POSSIBLE OVER THE WEEKEND.
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ECC010-120800-
ST HELENA ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR MARIN AND SONOMA AND NAPA COUNTIES
1257 PM PDT MON MAY 11 2026
TODAY IS FORECAST TO BE THE WARMEST OF THE WEEK AS HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE DESERT SOUTHWEST STRENGTHENS. HOWEVER, A MARINE LAYER OF
AROUND 1,000 FT WILL MAINTAIN COOLER CONDITIONS NEAR THE COAST.
COOLER, UNSETTLED WEATHER IS STILL ON TAP TO RETURN MIDWEEK WITH
THE POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL DRIZZLE TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY
MORNING. AS ZONAL FLOW DEVELOPS BY LATE WEEK AND INTO THE UPCOMING
WEEKEND, BREEZY TO GUSTY ONSHORE FLOW WILL DEVELOP EACH AFTERNOON
AND EVENING WITH GUSTS REACHING 25 TO 40 MILES PER HOUR ALONG THE
COAST, THROUGH GAPS AND PASSES, AND ACROSS THE RIDGETOPS.
ECC014-120800-
MORGAN HILL ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA AND SANTA CLARA COUNTIES
1257 PM PDT MON MAY 11 2026
TODAY IS FORECAST TO BE THE WARMEST OF THE WEEK AS HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE DESERT SOUTHWEST STRENGTHENS. HOWEVER, A MARINE LAYER OF
AROUND 1,000 FT WILL MAINTAIN COOLER CONDITIONS NEAR THE COAST.
COOLER, UNSETTLED WEATHER IS STILL ON TAP TO RETURN MIDWEEK WITH
THE POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL DRIZZLE TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY
MORNING. AS ZONAL FLOW DEVELOPS BY LATE WEEK AND INTO THE UPCOMING
WEEKEND, BREEZY TO GUSTY ONSHORE FLOW WILL DEVELOP EACH AFTERNOON
AND EVENING WITH GUSTS REACHING 25 TO 40 MILES PER HOUR ALONG THE
COAST, THROUGH GAPS AND PASSES, AND ACROSS THE RIDGETOPS.
ECC013-120800-
FELTON ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR SANTA CRUZ AND SAN MATEO COUNTIES
1257 PM PDT MON MAY 11 2026
TODAY IS FORECAST TO BE THE WARMEST OF THE WEEK AS HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE DESERT SOUTHWEST STRENGTHENS. HOWEVER, A MARINE LAYER OF
AROUND 1,000 FT WILL MAINTAIN COOLER CONDITIONS NEAR THE COAST.
COOLER, UNSETTLED WEATHER IS STILL ON TAP TO RETURN MIDWEEK WITH
THE POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL DRIZZLE TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY
MORNING. AS ZONAL FLOW DEVELOPS BY LATE WEEK AND INTO THE UPCOMING
WEEKEND, BREEZY TO GUSTY ONSHORE FLOW WILL DEVELOP EACH AFTERNOON
AND EVENING WITH GUSTS REACHING 25 TO 40 MILES PER HOUR ALONG THE
COAST, THROUGH GAPS AND PASSES, AND ACROSS THE RIDGETOPS.
ECC018-120800-
MONTEREY ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR MONTEREY AND SAN BENITO COUNTY
1257 PM PDT MON MAY 11 2026
TODAY IS FORECAST TO BE THE WARMEST OF THE WEEK AS HIGH PRESSURE
OVER THE DESERT SOUTHWEST STRENGTHENS. HOWEVER, A MARINE LAYER OF
AROUND 1,000 FT WILL MAINTAIN COOLER CONDITIONS NEAR THE COAST.
COOLER, UNSETTLED WEATHER IS STILL ON TAP TO RETURN MIDWEEK WITH
THE POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL DRIZZLE TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY
MORNING. AS ZONAL FLOW DEVELOPS BY LATE WEEK AND INTO THE UPCOMING
WEEKEND, BREEZY TO GUSTY ONSHORE FLOW WILL DEVELOP EACH AFTERNOON
AND EVENING WITH GUSTS REACHING 25 TO 40 MILES PER HOUR ALONG THE
COAST, THROUGH GAPS AND PASSES, AND ACROSS THE RIDGETOPS.
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