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ECCDA DISCUSSIONS FOR CALIFORNIA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SACRAMENTO CA
223 AM PDT WED SEP 2 2026
ECC005-030330-
SHASTA-TRINITY NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR REDDING ECC DISPATCH
223 AM PDT WED SEP 2 2026
AN UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN WILL KEEP UNSEASONABLY COOL
TEMPERATURES, BREEZY ONSHORE WINDS, INCREASING HUMIDITY VALUES,
AND SHOWER AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORM CHANCES IN THE AREA THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK. HIGHEST PRECIPITATION CHANCES ARE FORECAST
NORTH OF I-80 THROUGH FRIDAY AND BEST THUNDERSTORM AND WETTING
RAIN POTENTIAL IS ANTICIPATED ALONG THE MOUNTAINS AND ACROSS
NORTHERN SHASTA COUNTY. STRONGEST SOUTH TO WEST WINDS GUSTING 20
TO 30 MPH ARE EXPECTED INTO THE NORTHEAST FOOTHILLS AND BURNEY
BASIN TODAY, REMAINING BREEZY THROUGH FRIDAY. GENERALLY, DRIER AND
WARMER WEATHER IS EXPECTED BY THE WEEKEND ALTHOUGH A RETURN TO
UNSETTLED WEATHER IS ANTICIPATED BY EARLY NEXT WEEK.
ECC007-030330-
MENDOCINO NATIONAL FOREST, SOUTHERN SACRAMENTO VALLEY, AND DELTA-
DISCUSSION FOR WILLOWS ECC DISPATCH
223 AM PDT WED SEP 2 2026
AN UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN WILL KEEP UNSEASONABLY COOL
TEMPERATURES, BREEZY ONSHORE WINDS, INCREASING HUMIDITY VALUES,
AND SHOWER AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORM CHANCES IN THE AREA THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK. HIGHEST PRECIPITATION CHANCES ARE FORECAST
NORTH OF I-80 THROUGH FRIDAY, ALTHOUGH THERE IS INCREASING
CONFIDENCE FOR LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS REACHING THE I-80 CORRIDOR
THURSDAY MORNING. STRONGEST SOUTH TO WEST WINDS GUSTING UP TO 25
MPH ARE EXPECTED ACROSS THE DELTA TODAY, REMAINING BREEZY ALONG
THROUGH FRIDAY. GENERALLY, DRIER AND WARMER WEATHER IS EXPECTED BY
THE WEEKEND ALTHOUGH A RETURN TO UNSETTLED WEATHER IS ANTICIPATED
BY EARLY NEXT WEEK.
ECC008-030330-
RED BLUFF AND OROVILLE-
DISCUSSION FOR RED BLUFF AND OROVILLE ECC DISPATCH
223 AM PDT WED SEP 2 2026
AN UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN WILL KEEP UNSEASONABLY COOL
TEMPERATURES, BREEZY ONSHORE WINDS, INCREASING HUMIDITY VALUES,
AND SHOWER AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORM CHANCES IN THE AREA THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK. HIGHEST PRECIPITATION CHANCES ARE FORECAST
NORTH OF I-80 THROUGH FRIDAY AND BEST THUNDERSTORM AND WETTING
RAIN POTENTIAL IS ANTICIPATED ALONG THE MOUNTAINS AND NORTHEAST
FOOTHILLS. STRONGEST SOUTH TO WEST WINDS GUSTING 20 TO 30 MPH ARE
EXPECTED INTO THE NORTHEAST FOOTHILLS AND PORTIONS OF THE VALLEY
EAST OF INTERSTATE 5 TODAY, REMAINING BREEZY THROUGH FRIDAY.
GENERALLY, DRIER AND WARMER WEATHER IS EXPECTED BY THE WEEKEND
ALTHOUGH A RETURN TO UNSETTLED WEATHER IS ANTICIPATED BY EARLY
NEXT WEEK.
ECC011-030330-
TAHOE NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR GRASS VALLEY ECC DISPATCH
223 AM PDT WED SEP 2 2026
AN UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN WILL KEEP UNSEASONABLY COOL
TEMPERATURES, BREEZY ONSHORE WINDS, INCREASING HUMIDITY VALUES, AND
SHOWER AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORM CHANCES IN THE AREA THROUGH THE
END OF THE WEEK. HIGHEST PRECIPITATION CHANCES ARE FORECAST NORTH
OF I-80 THROUGH FRIDAY AND BEST THUNDERSTORM AND WETTING RAIN
POTENTIAL IS ANTICIPATED ALONG THE SIERRA THROUGH THURSDAY
EVENING. STRONGEST SOUTH TO WEST WINDS GUSTING 25 TO 35 MPH ARE
EXPECTED ALONG THE SIERRA CREST TODAY AND THURSDAY, REMAINING
BREEZY INTO FRIDAY. GENERALLY, DRIER AND WARMER WEATHER IS
EXPECTED BY THE WEEKEND ALTHOUGH A RETURN TO UNSETTLED WEATHER IS
ANTICIPATED BY EARLY NEXT WEEK.
ECC015-030330-
STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST-
DISCUSSION FOR SAN ANDREAS ECC DISPATCH
223 AM PDT WED SEP 2 2026
AN UNSETTLED WEATHER PATTERN WILL KEEP UNSEASONABLY COOL
TEMPERATURES, BREEZY ONSHORE WINDS, INCREASING HUMIDITY VALUES,
AND SHOWER AND ISOLATED THUNDERSTORM CHANCES IN THE AREA THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK. STRONGEST SOUTH TO WEST WINDS GUSTING 25 TO
35 MPH ARE EXPECTED ALONG THE SIERRA CREST TODAY AND THURSDAY,
REMAINING BREEZY INTO FRIDAY. THE BEST POTENTIAL FOR WETTING
RAINFALL THIS WEEK IS ANTICIPATED NORTH OF THE INTERSTATE 80
CORRIDOR AT THIS TIME. GENERALLY, DRIER AND WARMER WEATHER IS
EXPECTED BY THE WEEKEND ALTHOUGH A RETURN TO UNSETTLED WEATHER IS
ANTICIPATED BY EARLY NEXT WEEK, WITH SOME WETTING RAIN POTENTIAL
FOR LOCATIONS SOUTH OF INTERSTATE 80.
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