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FXUS66 KLOX 210403
AFDLOX
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOS ANGELES/OXNARD CA
803 PM PST MON JAN 20 2025
SYNOPSIS
20/802 PM.
A MODERATE TO STRONG SANTA ANA WIND EVENT WILL AFFECT VENTURA AND
LOS ANGELES COUNTIES THROUGH TUESDAY, WITH WEAKER OFFSHORE FLOW
WEDNESDAY AND THEN ANOTHER BUMP UP IN WINDS THURSDAY. TEMPERATURES
DURING THE DAY WILL WARM THROUGH THURSDAY, WITH CONTINUED VERY
LOW HUMIDITIES. FROST OR FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE LIKELY IN WIND
SHELTERED AREAS EACH NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY. THERE IS A
DEVELOPING CHANCE OF RAIN NEXT WEEKEND.
SHORT TERM (MON-THU)
20/743 PM.
***HIGH WIND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT THROUGH EARLY TUESDAY
AFTERNOON FOR MOST OF VENTURA COUNTY AND LOS ANGELES COUNTY DUE
TO HIGH LIKELIHOOD OF WIDESPREAD DAMAGING WINDS***
***DANGEROUS FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS EXPECTED FOR MUCH OF VENTURA
AND LOS ANGELES COUNTIES THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING WITH A HIGH
PROBABILITY OF CONTINUING THROUGH THURSDAY***
LATEST SANTA ANA WIND EVENT INCREASED SHARPLY LATE THIS MORNING
AND AFTERNOON, WITH SEVERAL MOUNTAIN AND FOOTHILL OBSERVATION
SITES IN LA/VENTURA COUNTIES REPORTING DAMAGING WIND GUSTS IN THE
60 TO 80 MPH RANGE, WITH MAGIC MOUNTAIN TRUCK TRAIL REPORTING
THE HIGHEST WIND GUST SO FAR AT 88 MPH. UPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE
SYSTEM DIGGING SOUTHWARD ACROSS ARIZONA TONIGHT, GIVING INCREASED
UPPER LEVEL WIND SUPPORT ACROSS LA/VENTURA COUNTIES, WITH 850 AND
700 MB WINDS PEAKING AT 50-60 KNOTS BETWEEN 03Z AND 09Z. THIS
IN COMBINATION WITH STRENGTHENING OFFSHORE PRESSURE GRADIENTS AT
THE SURFACE AND STRONG COLD AIR ADVECTION TONIGHT INTO EARLY
TUESDAY MORNING WILL LIKELY BRING STRONGER AND MORE WIDESPREAD
SANTA ANA WINDS TO THE TYPICAL WIND PRONE AREAS OF LA/VENTURA
COUNTIES. AS OF 7 PM, THE LAX-DAGGETT PRESSURE GRADIENT IS AT
-4.3 MB, AND IS EXPECTED TO PEAK AROUND -8 TO - 9 MB BY EARLY
TUESDAY MORNING.
MAX GUSTS ACROSS MANY WIND PRONE COASTS AND VALLEYS WILL
RANGE BETWEEN 50 AND 70 MPH THROUGH EARLY TUESDAY MORNING
(HIGHEST WINDS LIKELY FOCUSED NEAR SANTA CLARITA VALLEY AND
HIGHWAY 118/126 CORRIDORS SUCH AS SIMI VALLEY, MOORPARK, PORTER
RANCH, AND SANTA PAULA). IN ADDITION, WITH THE STRONG UPPER LEVEL
WIND SUPPORT EXTENDING WELL UP TO 700 MB LEVEL, THERE IS POTENTIAL
FOR LOCALLY STRONG/DAMAGING MOUNTAIN WAVE WIND GUSTS ACROSS THE
FOOTHILLS OF THE SAN GABRIEL AND SAN FERNANDO VALLEYS, MAINLY
FOCUSED NEAR THE HIGHWAY 210/118 CORRIDORS FROM PORTER RANCH TO
SAN FERNANDO, THEN EASTWARD TO LA CRESCENTA/ALTADENA, EXTENDING TO
AZUSA/GLENDORA. THE HIGHEST PROBABILITY OF LOCALLY STRONGER
MOUNTAIN WAVE WIND ACTIVITY WOULD MOST LIKELY OCCUR THIS EVENING
THROUGH 1 AM TUESDAY. MAX GUSTS FOR MANY MOUNTAIN/FOOTHILL AREAS
WILL LIKELY RANGE BETWEEN 60 AND 80 MPH, WITH SOME ISOLATED GUSTS
IN THE 80 TO 100 MPH RANGE POSSIBLE IN THE MOST FAVORED MOUNTAIN
LOCATIONS (MOST LIKELY IN THE SAN GABRIELS AND SANTA SUSANAS).
WHILE THE OFFSHORE WINDS WILL LIKELY DIMINISH SOME BY TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, THERE WILL LIKELY CONTINUE TO BE A LONG DURATION OF
CRITICAL RED FLAG FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS ACROSS MUCH OF LA/VENTURA
COUNTIES POTENTIALLY PERSISTING INTO THURSDAY DUE TO THE LONG
DURATION OF OFFSHORE WINDS COMBINING WITH WIDESPREAD SINGLE DIGIT
HUMIDITIES. IN FACT, THIS WILL LIKELY BE THE DRIEST AIR MASS WE
HAVE SEEN WITH ALL OFFSHORE WIND EVENTS THIS SEASON,
WITH MANY AREAS SEEING HUMIDITIES FALL TO BETWEEN 2 AND
5 PERCENT TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY.
***FROM PREVIOUS DISCUSSION***
CONTINUED OFFSHORE FLOW AND LOW HUMIDITIES ON WEDNESDAY WITH ABOUT
5 MBS OF OFFSHORE FLOW PREDICTED BOTH FROM THE N AND E. THERE IS
NEGLIGIBLE UPPER SUPPORT, HOWEVER, AND THERE MAY ONLY BE A NEED
FOR LOW END WIND ADVISORIES IN THE MORNING.
ON THURSDAY THE OFFSHORE PUSH IS FORECAT TO INCREASE TO AROUND 8
MB. THE PUSH FROM THE NORTH IS FORECAST TO ONLY A MODERATE 4 MB
OFFSHORE. THERE IS AN UPTICK IN UPPER LEVEL SUPPORT WITH 850 WINDS
INCREASING TO 35 TO 40 MPH. ITS LIKELY THAT THERE WILL BE ANOTHER
ROUND OF WIND WARNINGS/ADVISORIES IN THE TYPICAL SANTA ANA WINDY
AREAS. THESE WINDS WILL QUICKLY SUBSIDE IN THE AFTERNOON.
HUMIDITIES WILL BE VERY LOW THROUGH THE PERIOD. THE LOW HUMIDITIES
WILL COMBINE WITH THE WINDS TO MAKE FOR DANGEROUS FIRE WEATHER
CONCERNS - PLEASE SEE THE DISCUSSION BELOW FOR ALL THE FIRE
WEATHER CONCERNS AND DETAILS.
YESTERDAY MAX TEMPS WERE SO LOW THAT THE SUNNY SKIES AND OFFSHORE
FLOW HAVE BROUGHT 4 TO 8 DEGREES OF WARMING TO THE CSTS/VLYS THIS
AFTERNOON. AS IS COMMON WITH THE FIRST DAY OF A SANTA ANA THE
INTERIOR HAS COOLED 5 TO 10 DEGREES DUE TO THE LARGE AMOUNT OF
COOL AIR COMING IN FROM THE NE. ON TUESDAY THE AREA IS LOOKING AT
3 TO 6 DEGREES OF WARMING TO ALL AREAS EXCEPT FOR THE ANTELOPE
VLY WHERE CONTINUED COOL AIR ADVECTION FROM THE INTERIOR WILL COOL
TEMPS BY 1 TO 2 DEGREES. EVEN MORE WARMING ON TAP FOR WEDNESDAY
AS HGTS RISE AND THE OFFSHORE FLOW CONTINUES. LOOK FOR 3 TO 6
DEGREES OF WARMING FOR ALMOST ALL OF THE AREA. THURSDAY WILL BE
THE WARMEST DAY OF THE NEXT 7 WITH ANOTHER 2 TO 5 DEGREES OF
WARMING ON TAP. MAX TEMPS THURSDAY SHOULD BE 8 TO 12 DEGREES ABOVE
NORMAL WITH MOST CST/VLYS SEEING TEMPS IN THE 70S AND MOSTLY MID
TO UPPER 70S.
WITH CLEAR SKIES AND VERY LOW HUMIDITY VALUES, IT WILL BECOME VERY
COLD IN WIND SHELTERED AREAS TONIGHT AND ESPECIALLY TUE NIGHT.
LOWS WILL DROP TO BETWEEN 10 AND 15 DEGREES IN THE ANTELOPE
VALLEY, AND INTO THE LOWER TO MID 20S IN INTERIOR PORTIONS OF THE
SLO VALLEYS AND THE CUYAMA VALLEY. FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE
POSSIBLE EACH NIGHT IN WIND-SHELTERED PORTIONS OF COASTAL SLO AND
SBA COUNTIES. FREEZES ARE LIKELY IN THE COLDER VALLEYS OF L.A.
AND VTU COUNTY, ESPECIALLY TUE NIGHT WHEN THERE IS LESS WIND.
FREEZE WARNINGS HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR MANY AREAS TONIGHT WITH A
FREEZE WATCH IN EFFECT FOR TUESDAY NIGHT. PLEASE THE PRODUCT
LAXNPWLOX FOR ALL AREAS UNDER THE FREEZE WARNINGS.
LONG TERM (FRI-MON)
20/105 PM.
THE UPPER HIGH WILL WILL BE PUSHED TO THE SOUTH AND WEST BY A
LARGE TROF MOVING OUT OF THE PAC NW. HGTS WILL FALL THROUGH THE
DAY AND WILL END UP NEAR 570 DAM OVER LA COUNTY AND 568 DAM OVER
SLO COUNTY. MORE IMPORTANTLY THE OFFSHORE FLOW WILL ONLY ABOUT
HALF AS STRONG AS IT WAS THURDAY IN THE MORNING AND WILL TURN
ONSHORE IN THE AFTERNOON. THERE WILL BE ENOUGH OFFSHORE FLOW IN
THE MORNING TO PREVENT THE LOW CLOUDS FROM FORMING, BUT THE SWITCH
TO ONSHORE IN THE AFTERNOON WILL BRING A BIG 4 TO 8 DEGREE COOL
DOWN ACROSS THE CSTS/VLYS. THE FALLING HGTS WILL ALSO COOL THE
INTERIOR OF SLO AND SBA COUNTIES AS WELL AS THE WESTERN PORTION OF
THE VENTURA COUNTY INTERIOR. THE SWITCH TO ONSHORE FLOW WILL
PRODUCE SOME DOWNSLOPING WARMING ACROSS THE ANTELOPE VLY.
THERE IS BETTER BUT STILL NOT GREAT AGREEMENT WITH THE MDLS AND
ENSEMBLES ABOUT THE WEEKEND FORECAST. BOTH NOW AGREE THAT THE
MAIN WEATHER PLAYER WILL BE THE COLD LONG WAVE POS TILT TROF THAT
WILL SWEEP THROUGH THE STATE OVER THE TWO DAY PERIOD. A CUT OFF
LOW WILL LIKELY FORM AT THE BASE OF THE TROF. THE GFS IS COLDER
DRIER AND FURTHER TO THE WEST THAN THE EC. ALL THE ENSEMBLES ARE
PRETTY SPREAD OUT BUT MOSTLY FAVOR THEIR PARENT MODEL.
THERE IS A EVEN CONSIDERING THE WETTER EC (PWS NEAR .65 AS OPPOSED
TO THE GFS .28) THIS A DRIER SOLUTION THAN YDY'S LIKELY BECAUSE
THE COMPACT UPPER LOW OFF IN THE EAST PACIFIC IS NO LONGER
FORECAST TO PHASE INTO THE BIGGER UPPER AND PROVIDE ADDITIONAL
MOISTURE. STILL THINK THERE IS A 70 TO 80 PERCENT CHC OF RAIN OVER
THE AREA OVER THE TWO DAY PERIOD WITH VERY LOW CONFIDENCE ON ANY
GIVEN 6 HOUR PERIOD. RAINFALL AMOUNTS SHOULD COME IN ANYWHERE FROM
.15 TO .35 INCHES WITH UP TO A HALF IN ACROSS PORTIONS OF EASTERN
LA COUNTY.
SNOW LEVELS WILL BE QUITE LOW WITH THIS SYSTEM BETWEEN 4000 AND
5000 FT ON SATURDAY AND UNDER 4000 FT ON SUNDAY. GIVEN THE LOW
AMOUNT OF AVAILABLE MOISTURE IT DOES NOT LOOK LIKE THERE WILL BE
ANY SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATIONS BELOW 6000 FT.
THE COLD CORE OF THE LOW WILL BE OVER THE FORECAST AREA. THIS
WILL BRING A 15 TO 20 PERCENT CHC OF A THUNDERSTORM. THIS IS LESS
OF A CHC THAN YDY SINCE THE UPPER DIFFLUENCE IS NOW MISSING.
WARM IT WILL NOT BE. WITH GOOD ONSHORE FLOW AND RAPIDLY FALLING
HGTS AS THE COLD AIR FROM THE INTERIOR MOVES IN, MAX TEMPS WILL
PLUMMET 12 TO 18 DEGREES ON SATURDAY AND CHANCE LITTLE ON SUNDAY.
MAX TEMPS WILL ALMOST ALL BE IN THE MID TO UPPER 50S OR ABOUT 10
DEGREES UNDER NORMALS.
THE UPPER LOW SHOULD SLOWLY DEPART ON MONDAY. LOOK FOR DECREASING
CLOUDS, A DECREASING CHC OF RAIN AND A SLIGHT WARM UP.
AVIATION
21/0249Z.
AT 00Z AT KLAX, THERE WAS NO MARINE LAYER OR INVERSION.
FOR KPRB, MODERATE TO LOW CONFIDENCE IN THE OCCURRENCE OF VLIFR
TO LIFR CONDS TONIGHT TIMING MAY BE OFF +/- 3 HOURS.
HIGH CONFIDENCE IN VFR CONDS AT REMAINING SITES. EXPECTING
STRONG, GUSTY, NE TO E WINDS FOR VENTURA AND LOS ANGELES COUNTY
TERMINALS THROUGH THE PERIOD WITH MODERATE TO LOCALLY SEVERE
LLWS, TURBULENCE, AND UDDF, ESPECIALLY NEAR MOUNTAINS AND
FOOTHILLS. MAXIMUM WIND GUSTS COULD VARY +/- 10 KTS.
KLAX...MODERATE CONFIDENCE IN 00Z TAF. HIGH CONFIDENCE IN VFR
CONDS THROUGH THE PERIOD, BUT MODERATE CONFIDENCE IN WINDS.
MODERATE LLWS AND TURBULENCE IS POSSIBLE. EXPECTING STRONG EAST
WIND COMPONENT, THAT MAY BE UPWARDS AT 20 KTS AT TIMES DURING THIS
PERIOD. EAST WIND COMPONENT MAY DROP BELOW 10 KTS BY 05Z AT THE
EARLIEST, BUT THERE IS A 30% CHANCE WINDS DON'T DROP OFF UNTIL
10Z.
KBUR...MODERATE CONFIDENCE IN 00Z TAF. NE TO E WINDS WILL IMPACT
THE TERMINAL THROUGH THE MAJORITY OF THE PERIOD, WITH STRONGEST
WINDS THROUGH 12Z. MODERATE TO SEVERE LLWS, TURBULENCE, AND UDDF
IS LIKELY. LLWS, TURB, AND UDDF MAY BE LOCALLY SEVERE, ESPECIALLY
OVER NEARBY MOUNTAINS. MAXIMUM WIND GUSTS MAY BE OFF +/- 10 KTS.
MARINE
20/152 PM.
FOR THE OUTER WATERS, GALE FORCE WINDS FROM THE NORTHEAST ARE
EXPECTED TO CONTINUE THROUGH AT LEAST TUESDAY AFTERNOON FOR THE
ENTIRETY OF THE SOUTHERN ZONE (PZZ676), AND THROUGH AT LEAST EARLY
MORNING HOURS TUESDAY IN THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE CENTRAL ZONE
(PZZ673). FOR THE CENTRAL ZONE, THERE IS A 30% CHANCE FOR GALES
TO LINGER INTO TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY (SCA) LEVEL
WINDS ARE THEN LIKELY THROUGH TUESDAY EVENING (60% CHANCE) AND
COULD THEN LINGER THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING (30% CHANCE) AROUND
THE CHANNEL ISLANDS. LATE WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SCA
WINDS ARE HIGHLY LIKELY FOR SIMILAR AREAS (80-90% CHANCE), AND
THERE IS A 50-60% CHANCE FOR GALES. IN THE NORTHERN OUTER WATERS,
SUB-ADVISORY CONDITIONS ARE LIKELY, EXCEPT FOR A 30% CHANCE FOR
SCA LEVEL WINDS TUESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING.
FOR THE INNER WATERS NORTH OF PT SAL (PZZ645), THERE IS
A 20% CHANCE OF SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY (SCA) LEVEL WIND GUSTS
THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON, AND A 30% CHANCE TUESDAY MORNING. THEN
THERE IS A 40-50% CHANCE FOR SCA LEVEL NE WINDS TUESDAY AFTERNOON
THROUGH WEDNESDAY EVENING. THEN, SUB-ADVISORY CONDS ARE EXPECTED
THURSDAY.
FOR THE INNER WATERS SOUTH OF POINT CONCEPTION, FROM VENTURA
HARBOR TO MALIBU AND OUT PAST THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, THERE IS A
80-90% CHANCE OF GALE FORCE E/NE WIND GUSTS THROUGH EARLY TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. FOR THE NEARSHORE WATERS FROM CHANNEL ISLANDS HARBOR TO
MALIBU AND OUT TO SANTA CRUZ ISLAND, THERE IS A 50% CHANCE OF
STORM FORCE WIND GUSTS (50-60 KTS) AT SOME POINT FROM THIS
EVENING INTO TUESDAY MORNING. FROM THE ORANGE COUNTY SHORES
THROUGH THE SAN PEDRO CHANNEL, THERE IS A 60-80% CHANCE OF GALE
FORCE WIND GUSTS THIS AFTERNOON THROUGH TUESDAY LATE MORNING,
LIKELY IMPACTING AVALON HARBOR. STEEP, CHOPPY SEAS OF 5 TO 8 FEET
WILL BE POSSIBLE DURING THIS TIME FRAME. FROM VENTURA TO MALIBU
AND OUT TO THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, SCA LEVEL WINDS ARE LIKELY TO
CONTINUE FROM TUESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH LATE NIGHT (60-70%
CHANCE), AND A 40-50% CHANCE CONTINUING ALL THE WAY THROUGH
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. ANOTHER ROUND OF SANTA ANA WINDS ARE ON TAP
FOR LATE WEDNESDAY INTO THURSDAY, WITH AN 80-90% CHANCE FOR SCA
WINDS IN SIMILAR AREAS, AND A 50-60% CHANCE A GALE WARNING WILL BE
NEEDED.
FIRE WEATHER
20/758 PM.
ANOTHER ACTIVE FIRE WEATHER PERIOD THIS WEEK WITH AT LEAST TWO DISTINCT
PERIODS OF MODERATE TO STRONG SANTA ANA WINDS, MAINLY OVER LA/VENTURA
COUNTIES. THIS FIRST IS PEAKING TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY MORNING WITH
60 TO 80 MPH WIND GUSTS IN THE MOUNTAINS AND POSSIBLY AS HIGH AS
100 MPH IN VERY ISOLATED MOUNTAIN LOCATIONS. FOR COAST AND VALLEYS
GUSTS OF 50 TO 70 MPH LIKELY THROUGH TUESDAY MORNING. WITH THE
STRONG AND DAMAGING WINDS AND HUMIDITIES LOWERING TO THE SINGLE
DIGITS, A PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION (PDS) RED FLAG WARNING
IS IN EFFECT FOR MUCH OF VENTURA AND LOS ANGELES COUNTIES UNTIL
10AM TUESDAY.
IN ADDITIONAL TO THE TRADITIONAL AREAS OF SANTA ANA WINDS, THE STRONG
AND GUSTY WINDS AND DRY AIR MASS ARE EXPECTED TO SPREAD TO THE PALOS
VERDES HILLS AND OFF THE COAST TO THE CHANNEL ISLANDS AND CATALINA
ISLAND, AND A RED FLAG WARNING IS IN EFFECT FOR THESE AREAS AS WELL.
SANTA ANA WINDS WILL WEAKEN AND DECREASE IN AREAL COVERAGE TUESDAY
AFTERNOON WITH EVEN A LIGHT SEA BREEZE EXPECTED AT SOME COASTAL AREAS
ALONG WITH RISING HUMIDITIES. HOWEVER, A CORE OF GUSTY WINDS UP TO 45
MPH ARE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE DAY AND EVEN INTO WEDNESDAY MORNING,
PARTICULARLY OVER THE SANTA SUSANA AND WESTERN SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS.
THE NEXT WIDESPREAD INCREASE IN SANTA ANA WINDS IS EXPECTED TO BE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTO THURSDAY. WINDS ARE NOT EXPECTED TO BE AS STRONG AS
THE WINDS TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY MORNING, HOWEVER, DAYTIME HUMIDITIES
WILL STILL BE UNDER 10 PERCENT AND WITH WIND GUSTS TO 50 MPH FOR
COAST/VALLEYS AND UP TO 60 MPH IN THE MOUNTAINS. A FIRE WEATHER WATCH
COVERS THE PERIOD FROM TUESDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING. THIS
ALMOST CERTAINLY WILL BE CONVERTED TO A RED FLAG WARNING ON TUESDAY,
THOUGH THE START TIME FOR SOME AREAS PARTICULARLY NEAR THE COAST, MAY
NEED SOME ADJUSTMENT DEPENDING ON HOW LONG THE DECREASE IN WINDS LASTS.
ACROSS THE SANTA LUCIA AND INTERIOR SANTA BARBARA COUNTY MOUNTAINS,
GUSTY EAST WINDS UP TO 35 MPH ARE EXPECTED AT TIMES, STRONGEST DURING
THE OVERNIGHT AND MORNING HOURS. THIS MAY CAUSE BRIEF PERIODS OF ELEVATED
OR LOCALLY CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS.
FRIDAY WILL BE QUICKLY TRANSITIONING TO ONSHORE FLOW WITH RISING
HUMIDITIES. OVER THE WEEKEND A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL CREATE A CHANCE
OF SHOWERS ACROSS THE AREA. PRELIMINARY RAIN AMOUNTS ARE A QUARTER INCH
OR LESS MOST AREAS WITH PEAK TOTALS AROUND A HALF INCH. RAIN RATES ARE
MOSTLY EXPECTED TO BE A TENTH OF AN INCH PER HOUR OR LESS. HOWEVER,
THERE IS A 5-10% CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM WITH BRIEFLY HIGHER RATES
THAT COULD GENERATE A DEBRIS FLOW IF IT FALLS OVER A RECENTLY BURNED
AREA.
LOX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
CA...WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 2 PM PST TUESDAY FOR
ZONES 87-367-370-381>383-548. (SEE LAXNPWLOX).
HIGH SURF WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 2 PM PST TUESDAY FOR ZONE
87. (SEE LAXCFWLOX).
COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 2 PM PST TUESDAY FOR
ZONE 87. (SEE LAXCFWLOX).
HIGH WIND WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 2 PM PST TUESDAY
FOR ZONES 88-354-355-358-362-369-371>380-549-550. (SEE LAXNPWLOX).
FREEZE WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 AM PST TUESDAY FOR ZONES
346-347-356-357-383. (SEE LAXNPWLOX).
FREEZE WATCH IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY EVENING THROUGH WEDNESDAY
MORNING FOR ZONE 383. (SEE LAXNPWLOX).
RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM PST TUESDAY FOR ZONES
288-354-355-358-362-369-371>380-548. (SEE LAXRFWLOX).
FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY EVENING THROUGH
THURSDAY EVENING FOR ZONES 288-354-355-358-362-369>380. (SEE LAXRFWLOX).
RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 2 PM PST TUESDAY FOR ZONES
367-370-381-382. (SEE LAXRFWLOX).
PZ...GALE WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 2 PM PST TUESDAY FOR ZONES
650-655-676. (SEE LAXMWWLOX).
GALE WARNING IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 AM PST TUESDAY FOR ZONE 673. (SEE LAXMWWLOX).
PUBLIC...GOMBERG/RORKE
AVIATION...PHILLIPS
MARINE...LEWIS/BLACK
FIRE...WOFFORD
SYNOPSIS...GOMBERG
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