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FNUS86 KMTR 132259
FWLMTR
ECCDA DISCUSSIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
259 PM PST MON JAN 13 2025
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..DISCUSSION FROM SFOFWFMTR
RAIN-FREE CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST OVER THE NEXT 3 TO 5 DAYS. RECENT
OFFSHORE FLOW HAS RESULTED IN DRYING OF FUELS AND HAS ELEVATED THE
SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL INTO THE LOW RISK CATEGORY MAINLY ALONG
THE BIG SUR COAST. OFFSHORE FLOW IS ANTICIPATED TO ABATE THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK WITH AFTERNOON HUMIDITY VALUES RANGING BETWEEN
20 AND 50 PERCENT AREA WIDE. OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY RECOVERY IS
ANTICIPATED TO BE GOOD WITH VALUES OF OVER 60%...EXCEPT ACROSS THE
HIGHER TERRAIN OF THE NORTH BAY, SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS, EAST BAY
HILLS, AND SANTA LUCIA RANGE THROUGH THURSDAY. 20 FT WINDS ARE
ANTICIPATED TO AVERAGE AROUND 5 TO 10 MPH, EXCEPT ALONG THE RIDGE
TOPS WHERE WIND GUSTS OF OVER 25 MPH ARE FORECAST. MODEST ONSHORE
FLOW IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE LATE THURSDAY AND INTO FRIDAY. THIS
WILL SERVE TO ELEVATE AFTERNOON AND OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY VALUE AND
LIMIT THE POTENTIAL FOR WIDESPREAD SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL.
..DISCUSSION FROM SFOFWFEKA
BREEZY TO LOCALLY WINDY NORTHEAST WINDS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH TODAY
ACROSS THE EASTERN PORTION OF LAKE COUNTY. GUSTS FROM 35 TO 45 MPH
OVER THE RIDGES AND HIGHER TERRAIN, WITH ISOLATED STRONGEST WINDS
UP TO 55 MPH POSSIBLE. WINDS ARE EXPECTED TO WEAKEN LATE THIS
AFTERNOON THROUGH TONIGHT, BEFORE LIGHTER NORTHEAST WINDS DEVELOP.
DRY WEATHER IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE WITH ABOVE NORMAL HIGH
TEMPERATURES AND CHILLY NIGHTS DURING THE NEXT 7 DAYS.
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ECC010-141100-
ST HELENA ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR MARIN AND SONOMA AND NAPA COUNTIES
259 PM PST MON JAN 13 2025
RAIN-FREE CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST OVER THE NEXT 3 TO 5 DAYS. RECENT
OFFSHORE FLOW HAS RESULTED IN DRYING OF FUELS AND HAS ELEVATED THE
SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL INTO THE LOW RISK CATEGORY MAINLY ALONG
THE BIG SUR COAST. OFFSHORE FLOW IS ANTICIPATED TO ABATE THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK WITH AFTERNOON HUMIDITY VALUES RANGING BETWEEN
20 AND 50 PERCENT AREA WIDE. OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY RECOVERY IS
ANTICIPATED TO BE GOOD WITH VALUES OF OVER 60%...EXCEPT ACROSS THE
HIGHER TERRAIN OF THE NORTH BAY, SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS, EAST BAY
HILLS, AND SANTA LUCIA RANGE THROUGH THURSDAY. 20 FT WINDS ARE
ANTICIPATED TO AVERAGE AROUND 5 TO 10 MPH, EXCEPT ALONG THE RIDGE
TOPS WHERE WIND GUSTS OF OVER 25 MPH ARE FORECAST. MODEST ONSHORE
FLOW IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE LATE THURSDAY AND INTO FRIDAY. THIS
WILL SERVE TO ELEVATE AFTERNOON AND OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY VALUE AND
LIMIT THE POTENTIAL FOR WIDESPREAD SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL.
ECC014-141100-
MORGAN HILL ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA AND SANTA CLARA COUNTIES
259 PM PST MON JAN 13 2025
RAIN-FREE CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST OVER THE NEXT 3 TO 5 DAYS. RECENT
OFFSHORE FLOW HAS RESULTED IN DRYING OF FUELS AND HAS ELEVATED THE
SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL INTO THE LOW RISK CATEGORY MAINLY ALONG
THE BIG SUR COAST. OFFSHORE FLOW IS ANTICIPATED TO ABATE THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK WITH AFTERNOON HUMIDITY VALUES RANGING BETWEEN
20 AND 50 PERCENT AREA WIDE. OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY RECOVERY IS
ANTICIPATED TO BE GOOD WITH VALUES OF OVER 60%...EXCEPT ACROSS THE
HIGHER TERRAIN OF THE NORTH BAY, SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS, EAST BAY
HILLS, AND SANTA LUCIA RANGE THROUGH THURSDAY. 20 FT WINDS ARE
ANTICIPATED TO AVERAGE AROUND 5 TO 10 MPH, EXCEPT ALONG THE RIDGE
TOPS WHERE WIND GUSTS OF OVER 25 MPH ARE FORECAST. MODEST ONSHORE
FLOW IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE LATE THURSDAY AND INTO FRIDAY. THIS
WILL SERVE TO ELEVATE AFTERNOON AND OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY VALUE AND
LIMIT THE POTENTIAL FOR WIDESPREAD SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL.
ECC013-141100-
FELTON ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR SANTA CRUZ AND SAN MATEO COUNTIES
259 PM PST MON JAN 13 2025
RAIN-FREE CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST OVER THE NEXT 3 TO 5 DAYS. RECENT
OFFSHORE FLOW HAS RESULTED IN DRYING OF FUELS AND HAS ELEVATED THE
SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL INTO THE LOW RISK CATEGORY MAINLY ALONG
THE BIG SUR COAST. OFFSHORE FLOW IS ANTICIPATED TO ABATE THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK WITH AFTERNOON HUMIDITY VALUES RANGING BETWEEN
20 AND 50 PERCENT AREA WIDE. OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY RECOVERY IS
ANTICIPATED TO BE GOOD WITH VALUES OF OVER 60%...EXCEPT ACROSS THE
HIGHER TERRAIN OF THE NORTH BAY, SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS, EAST BAY
HILLS, AND SANTA LUCIA RANGE THROUGH THURSDAY. 20 FT WINDS ARE
ANTICIPATED TO AVERAGE AROUND 5 TO 10 MPH, EXCEPT ALONG THE RIDGE
TOPS WHERE WIND GUSTS OF OVER 25 MPH ARE FORECAST. MODEST ONSHORE
FLOW IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE LATE THURSDAY AND INTO FRIDAY. THIS
WILL SERVE TO ELEVATE AFTERNOON AND OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY VALUE AND
LIMIT THE POTENTIAL FOR WIDESPREAD SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL.
ECC018-141100-
MONTEREY ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR MONTEREY AND SAN BENITO COUNTY
259 PM PST MON JAN 13 2025
RAIN-FREE CONDITIONS ARE FORECAST OVER THE NEXT 3 TO 5 DAYS. RECENT
OFFSHORE FLOW HAS RESULTED IN DRYING OF FUELS AND HAS ELEVATED THE
SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL INTO THE LOW RISK CATEGORY MAINLY ALONG
THE BIG SUR COAST. OFFSHORE FLOW IS ANTICIPATED TO ABATE THROUGH
THE END OF THE WEEK WITH AFTERNOON HUMIDITY VALUES RANGING BETWEEN
20 AND 50 PERCENT AREA WIDE. OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY RECOVERY IS
ANTICIPATED TO BE GOOD WITH VALUES OF OVER 60%...EXCEPT ACROSS THE
HIGHER TERRAIN OF THE NORTH BAY, SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS, EAST BAY
HILLS, AND SANTA LUCIA RANGE THROUGH THURSDAY. 20 FT WINDS ARE
ANTICIPATED TO AVERAGE AROUND 5 TO 10 MPH, EXCEPT ALONG THE RIDGE
TOPS WHERE WIND GUSTS OF OVER 25 MPH ARE FORECAST. MODEST ONSHORE
FLOW IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE LATE THURSDAY AND INTO FRIDAY. THIS
WILL SERVE TO ELEVATE AFTERNOON AND OVERNIGHT HUMIDITY VALUE AND
LIMIT THE POTENTIAL FOR WIDESPREAD SIGNIFICANT FIRE POTENTIAL.
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