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ECCDA DISCUSSIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN DIEGO CA
141 PM PST MON JAN 20 2025
ECC033-211545-
ORANGE ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR ORANGE ECC DISPATCH
141 PM PST MON JAN 20 2025
MODERATE TO STRONG SANTA ANA WINDS WILL CONTINUE THIS AFTERNOON
THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING, PEAKING IN INTENSITY TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY
MORNING. WIDESPREAD WIND GUSTS OF 35-55 MPH WILL OCCUR ACROSS THE
COASTAL SLOPES OF THE MOUNTAINS AND INTO THE ADJACENT VALLEYS, WITH
LOCAL GUSTS OVER 80 MPH IN THE FAVORED PASSES, CANYONS, AND COASTAL
SLOPES. NORTHERN AREAS LIKE ORANGE COUNTY AND IN FOOTHILLS OF THE
INLAND EMPIRE HAVE LIKELY SEEN THEIR HIGHEST WIND SPEEDS OF THIS
EVENT, THOUGH GUSTY WINDS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
WINDS ARE STILL EXPECTED TO INCREASE ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS AND
FOOTHILLS OF RIVERSIDE AND SAN DIEGO COUNTIES THIS EVENING THROUGH
TUESDAY MORNING AS WINDS TURN MORE EASTERLY. A PERIOD OF EXTREME
FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS IS LIKELY ACROSS THE COASTAL SLOPES,
FOOTHILLS, AND ADJACENT VALLEYS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY TUESDAY MORNING
DUE TO THE COMBINATION OF WIND GUSTS IN EXCESS OF 50 MPH AND SINGLE
DIGIT RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY VALUES HAVE LOWERED NEAR 10-15% THIS AFTERNOON FOR
SOME AREAS ALONG AND WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS. THERE WILL BE VERY
LIMITED OVERNIGHT RECOVERIES TONIGHT AS THE WINDS CONTINUE TO BLOW.
EVEN DRIER AIR WILL MOVE INTO THE AREA BY TUESDAY AFTERNOON WITH
VALUES LOWERING TO 4-7%, POTENTIALLY REMAINING IN THE SINGLE DIGITS
IN THE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS INTO TUESDAY NIGHT WITH POOR RECOVERY
ELSEWHERE.
SANTA ANA WINDS WILL BE MORE LOCALIZED TO THE MOUNTAINS AND ADJACENT
VALLEYS BY WEDNESDAY. WINDS WILL STRENGTHEN AGAIN ON WEDNESDAY
NIGHT INTO THURSDAY MORNING, PROMPTING ANOTHER INCREASED WILDFIRE
WEATHER RISK. THIS EVENT WILL BE MUCH WEAKER THAN TODAY'S EVENT,
BUT WINDS MAY LOCALLY GUST TO 60 MPH ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS, NEAR
45 MPH IN THE FOOTHILLS WITH MODERATE CONFIDENCE. THESE WINDS WILL
LIKELY WEAKEN BUT CONTINUE INTO FRIDAY. RELATIVE HUMIDITY WILL
REMAIN IN THE SINGLE DIGITS TO MID TEENS, MAINTAINING NEAR CRITICAL
TO CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THURSDAY, AND ELEVATED TO NEAR
CRITICAL CONDITIONS ON FRIDAY. CONDITIONS IMPROVE GREATLY SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY WITH THE RETURN OF ONSHORE FLOW AND A 30-50 PERCENT
CHANCE OF WETTING RAIN AND MOUNTAIN SNOW.
ECC035-211545-
MONTE VISTA ECC DISPATCH-
141 PM PST MON JAN 20 2025
MODERATE TO STRONG SANTA ANA WINDS WILL CONTINUE THIS AFTERNOON
THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING, PEAKING IN INTENSITY TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY
MORNING. WIDESPREAD WIND GUSTS OF 35-55 MPH WILL OCCUR ACROSS THE
COASTAL SLOPES OF THE MOUNTAINS AND INTO THE ADJACENT VALLEYS, WITH
LOCAL GUSTS OVER 80 MPH IN THE FAVORED PASSES, CANYONS, AND COASTAL
SLOPES. NORTHERN AREAS LIKE ORANGE COUNTY AND IN FOOTHILLS OF THE
INLAND EMPIRE HAVE LIKELY SEEN THEIR HIGHEST WIND SPEEDS OF THIS
EVENT, THOUGH GUSTY WINDS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
WINDS ARE STILL EXPECTED TO INCREASE ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS AND
FOOTHILLS OF RIVERSIDE AND SAN DIEGO COUNTIES THIS EVENING THROUGH
TUESDAY MORNING AS WINDS TURN MORE EASTERLY. A PERIOD OF EXTREME
FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS IS LIKELY ACROSS THE COASTAL SLOPES,
FOOTHILLS, AND ADJACENT VALLEYS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY TUESDAY MORNING
DUE TO THE COMBINATION OF WIND GUSTS IN EXCESS OF 50 MPH AND SINGLE
DIGIT RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY VALUES HAVE LOWERED NEAR 10-15% THIS AFTERNOON FOR
SOME AREAS ALONG AND WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS. THERE WILL BE VERY
LIMITED OVERNIGHT RECOVERIES TONIGHT AS THE WINDS CONTINUE TO BLOW.
EVEN DRIER AIR WILL MOVE INTO THE AREA BY TUESDAY AFTERNOON WITH
VALUES LOWERING TO 4-7%, POTENTIALLY REMAINING IN THE SINGLE DIGITS
IN THE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS INTO TUESDAY NIGHT WITH POOR RECOVERY
ELSEWHERE.
SANTA ANA WINDS WILL BE MORE LOCALIZED TO THE MOUNTAINS AND ADJACENT
VALLEYS BY WEDNESDAY. WINDS WILL STRENGTHEN AGAIN ON WEDNESDAY
NIGHT INTO THURSDAY MORNING, PROMPTING ANOTHER INCREASED WILDFIRE
WEATHER RISK. THIS EVENT WILL BE MUCH WEAKER THAN TODAY'S EVENT,
BUT WINDS MAY LOCALLY GUST TO 60 MPH ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS, NEAR
45 MPH IN THE FOOTHILLS WITH MODERATE CONFIDENCE. THESE WINDS WILL
LIKELY WEAKEN BUT CONTINUE INTO FRIDAY. RELATIVE HUMIDITY WILL
REMAIN IN THE SINGLE DIGITS TO MID TEENS, MAINTAINING NEAR CRITICAL
TO CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THURSDAY, AND ELEVATED TO NEAR
CRITICAL CONDITIONS ON FRIDAY. CONDITIONS IMPROVE GREATLY SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY WITH THE RETURN OF ONSHORE FLOW AND A 30-50 PERCENT
CHANCE OF WETTING RAIN AND MOUNTAIN SNOW.
ECC034-211545-
RIVERSIDE ECC DISPATCH-
141 PM PST MON JAN 20 2025
..DISCUSSION FROM LAXFWFSGX
MODERATE TO STRONG SANTA ANA WINDS WILL CONTINUE THIS AFTERNOON
THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING, PEAKING IN INTENSITY TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY
MORNING. WIDESPREAD WIND GUSTS OF 35-55 MPH WILL OCCUR ACROSS THE
COASTAL SLOPES OF THE MOUNTAINS AND INTO THE ADJACENT VALLEYS, WITH
LOCAL GUSTS OVER 80 MPH IN THE FAVORED PASSES, CANYONS, AND COASTAL
SLOPES. NORTHERN AREAS LIKE ORANGE COUNTY AND IN FOOTHILLS OF THE
INLAND EMPIRE HAVE LIKELY SEEN THEIR HIGHEST WIND SPEEDS OF THIS
EVENT, THOUGH GUSTY WINDS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
WINDS ARE STILL EXPECTED TO INCREASE ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS AND
FOOTHILLS OF RIVERSIDE AND SAN DIEGO COUNTIES THIS EVENING THROUGH
TUESDAY MORNING AS WINDS TURN MORE EASTERLY. A PERIOD OF EXTREME
FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS IS LIKELY ACROSS THE COASTAL SLOPES,
FOOTHILLS, AND ADJACENT VALLEYS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY TUESDAY MORNING
DUE TO THE COMBINATION OF WIND GUSTS IN EXCESS OF 50 MPH AND SINGLE
DIGIT RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY VALUES HAVE LOWERED NEAR 10-15% THIS AFTERNOON FOR
SOME AREAS ALONG AND WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS. THERE WILL BE VERY
LIMITED OVERNIGHT RECOVERIES TONIGHT AS THE WINDS CONTINUE TO BLOW.
EVEN DRIER AIR WILL MOVE INTO THE AREA BY TUESDAY AFTERNOON WITH
VALUES LOWERING TO 4-7%, POTENTIALLY REMAINING IN THE SINGLE DIGITS
IN THE MOUNTAINS AND FOOTHILLS INTO TUESDAY NIGHT WITH POOR RECOVERY
ELSEWHERE.
SANTA ANA WINDS WILL BE MORE LOCALIZED TO THE MOUNTAINS AND ADJACENT
VALLEYS BY WEDNESDAY. WINDS WILL STRENGTHEN AGAIN ON WEDNESDAY
NIGHT INTO THURSDAY MORNING, PROMPTING ANOTHER INCREASED WILDFIRE
WEATHER RISK. THIS EVENT WILL BE MUCH WEAKER THAN TODAY'S EVENT,
BUT WINDS MAY LOCALLY GUST TO 60 MPH ACROSS THE MOUNTAINS, NEAR
45 MPH IN THE FOOTHILLS WITH MODERATE CONFIDENCE. THESE WINDS WILL
LIKELY WEAKEN BUT CONTINUE INTO FRIDAY. RELATIVE HUMIDITY WILL
REMAIN IN THE SINGLE DIGITS TO MID TEENS, MAINTAINING NEAR CRITICAL
TO CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THURSDAY, AND ELEVATED TO NEAR
CRITICAL CONDITIONS ON FRIDAY. CONDITIONS IMPROVE GREATLY SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY WITH THE RETURN OF ONSHORE FLOW AND A 30-50 PERCENT
CHANCE OF WETTING RAIN AND MOUNTAIN SNOW.
..DISCUSSION FROM PHXFWFPSR
TEMPERATURES SHOULD HOVER CLOSE TO THE SEASONAL NORMAL THROUGH THE
MIDDLE OF THIS WEEK WITH EXPANSIVE DRY AIR IN PLACE RESULTING IN NO
CHANCE OF WETTING RAINFALL. MINIMUM AFTERNOON HUMIDITY LEVELS WILL
GENERALLY BE IN THE 5-15% RANGE THIS WEEK AS DRIER AIR PERSISTS.
OVERNIGHT RECOVERIES WILL REMAIN POOR OF ONLY 15-30% THROUGH THIS
WEEK. WHILE SOME GUSTY NORTH WINDS RESULTING IN A PERIOD OF
ELEVATED FIRE DANGER WILL EXIST TODAY AND TONIGHT FOR THE WESTERN
DISTRICTS AND SOME HIGHER TERRAIN AREAS OF THE EASTERN DISTRICTS,
LIGHT WINDS WILL BECOME MORE COMMON OVER THE REMAINDER OF THE REGION
FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK.
NOTE...ADDITIONAL FIRE WEATHER FORECAST INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND IN
THE AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION. SEE PRODUCT PHXAFDPSR.
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