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ECCDA DISCUSSIONS FOR CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SACRAMENTO CA
126 PM PST TUE DEC 30 2025
ECC005-311530-
SHASTA-TRINITY NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR REDDING ECC DISPATCH
126 PM PST TUE DEC 30 2025
LOW CLOUDS AND FOG ARE FORECAST TO CONTINUE THROUGH TODAY AND
TOMORROW IN THE VALLEY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BREAK DOWN TOMORROW AS
THE NEXT WAVE OF ACTIVE WEATHER MOVES INTO THE REGION BRINGING RAIN
TO THE VALLEY AND FOOTHILLS, MOUNTAIN SNOW, AND GUSTY SOUTHERLY
WINDS. SNOW LEVELS ARE FORECAST TO REMAIN ABOVE 8500 FEET THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY, THEN FALL TO AROUND 6500 FEET FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
MORNING, FALLING FURTHER TO 5000-5500 FEET SATURDAY EVENING.
HEAVIEST SNOW FORECAST ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. VALLEY AND FOOTHILL
RAINS HEAVIEST THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ALONG WITH STRONGEST SOUTH WINDS
FRIDAY. THIS SYSTEM IS NOT AS WET OR IMPACTFUL AS OUR LAST STORM
SYSTEM AT THIS TIME.
ECC007-311530-
MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST, SOUTHERN SACRAMENTO VALLEY, AND DELTA-
DISCUSSION FOR WILLOWS ECC DISPATCH
126 PM PST TUE DEC 30 2025
LOW CLOUDS AND FOG ARE FORECAST TO CONTINUE THROUGH TODAY AND
TOMORROW IN THE VALLEY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BREAK DOWN TOMORROW AS
THE NEXT WAVE OF ACTIVE WEATHER MOVES INTO THE REGION BRINGING RAIN
TO THE VALLEY AND FOOTHILLS, MOUNTAIN SNOW, AND GUSTY SOUTHERLY
WINDS. THIS SYSTEM IS NOT AS WET OR IMPACTFUL AS OUR LAST STORM
SYSTEM AT THIS TIME.
ECC008-311530-
RED BLUFF AND OROVILLE-
DISCUSSION FOR RED BLUFF AND OROVILLE ECC DISPATCH
126 PM PST TUE DEC 30 2025
LOW CLOUDS AND FOG ARE FORECAST TO CONTINUE THROUGH TODAY AND
TOMORROW IN THE VALLEY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BREAK DOWN TOMORROW AS
THE NEXT WAVE OF ACTIVE WEATHER MOVES INTO THE REGION BRINGING RAIN
TO THE VALLEY AND FOOTHILLS, MOUNTAIN SNOW, AND GUSTY SOUTHERLY
WINDS. SNOW LEVELS ARE FORECAST TO REMAIN ABOVE 8500 FEET THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY, THEN FALL TO AROUND 6500 FEET FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
MORNING, FALLING FURTHER TO 5000-5500 FEET SATURDAY EVENING.
HEAVIEST SNOW FORECAST ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. VALLEY AND FOOTHILL
RAINS HEAVIEST THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ALONG WITH STRONGEST SOUTH WINDS
FRIDAY. THIS SYSTEM IS NOT AS WET OR IMPACTFUL AS OUR LAST STORM
SYSTEM AT THIS TIME.
ECC011-311530-
TAHOE NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR GRASS VALLEY ECC DISPATCH
126 PM PST TUE DEC 30 2025
LOW CLOUDS AND FOG ARE FORECAST TO CONTINUE THROUGH TODAY AND
TOMORROW IN THE VALLEY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BREAK DOWN TOMORROW AS
THE NEXT WAVE OF ACTIVE WEATHER MOVES INTO THE REGION BRINGING RAIN
TO THE VALLEY AND FOOTHILLS, MOUNTAIN SNOW, AND GUSTY SOUTHERLY
WINDS. SNOW LEVELS ARE FORECAST TO REMAIN ABOVE 8500 FEET THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY, THEN FALL TO AROUND 6500 FEET FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
MORNING, FALLING FURTHER TO 5000-5500 FEET SATURDAY EVENING.
HEAVIEST SNOW FORECAST ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. VALLEY AND FOOTHILL
RAINS HEAVIEST THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ALONG WITH STRONGEST SOUTH WINDS
FRIDAY. THIS SYSTEM IS NOT AS WET OR IMPACTFUL AS OUR LAST STORM
SYSTEM AT THIS TIME.
ECC015-311530-
STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR SAN ANDREAS ECC DISPATCH
126 PM PST TUE DEC 30 2025
LOW CLOUDS AND FOG ARE FORECAST TO CONTINUE THROUGH TODAY AND
TOMORROW IN THE VALLEY. HIGH PRESSURE WILL BREAK DOWN TOMORROW AS
THE NEXT WAVE OF ACTIVE WEATHER MOVES INTO THE REGION BRINGING RAIN
TO THE VALLEY AND FOOTHILLS, MOUNTAIN SNOW, AND GUSTY SOUTHERLY
WINDS. SNOW LEVELS ARE FORECAST TO REMAIN ABOVE 8500 FEET THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY, THEN FALL TO AROUND 6500 FEET FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
MORNING, FALLING FURTHER TO 5000-5500 FEET SATURDAY EVENING.
HEAVIEST SNOW FORECAST ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. VALLEY AND FOOTHILL
RAINS HEAVIEST THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ALONG WITH STRONGEST SOUTH WINDS
FRIDAY. THIS SYSTEM IS NOT AS WET OR IMPACTFUL AS OUR LAST STORM
SYSTEM AT THIS TIME.
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