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FNUS86 KMTR 182156
FWLMTR
ECCDA DISCUSSIONS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
256 PM PDT FRI JUL 18 2025
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..DISCUSSION FROM SFOFWFMTR
WARMING AND DRYING CONDITIONS CONTINUE INTO THE WEEKEND AS THE
MARINE LAYER COMPRESSES AND ONSHORE FLOW SEE A SLIGHT DECREASE. THE
MARINE LAYER WILL REMAIN INTACT ALONG THE COAST KEEPING COOLER AND
WETTER CONDITIONS, BUT HIGHER ELEVATIONS AND MORE INTERIOR AREAS
WILL STILL EXPERIENCE ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS AS THE MARINE
LAYER FAILS TO REACH THOSE AREAS. NORTHERLY WINDS WILL STRENGTHEN
ON MONDAY INCREASING FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS, ESPECIALLY THE EAST
BAY.
..DISCUSSION FROM SFOFWFEKA
DIURNAL BREEZES WITH LOW DAYTIME HUMIDITY ARE FORECAST ACROSS THE
INTERIOR THROUGH THE WEEKEND AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS OFFSHORE.
STRONGER NORTHERLIES ARE ALSO EXPECTED FOR THE COASTAL RANGES,
HOWEVER HUMIDITY IS EXPECTED TO REMAIN GENERALLY HIGH. INTERIOR
HIGH TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST TO REMAIN NEAR TO SLIGHTLY ABOVE
SEASONAL AVERAGES AND HOT. BY EARLY NEXT WEEK, BELOW NORMAL
INTERIOR TEMPERATURES AND BREEZIER WESTERLY AND NORTHWESTERLY WINDS
ARE EXPECTED AS A TROUGH DROPS DOWN FROM THE NORTHWEST. WESTERLY
AND NORTHWESTERLY WINDS MAY BECOME PARTICULARLY STRONG ACROSS LAKE
AND SOUTHEAST MENDOCINO COUNTIES EARLY NEXT WEEK.
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ECC010-191000-
ST HELENA ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR MARIN AND SONOMA AND NAPA COUNTIES
256 PM PDT FRI JUL 18 2025
WARMING AND DRYING CONDITIONS CONTINUE INTO THE WEEKEND AS THE
MARINE LAYER COMPRESSES AND ONSHORE FLOW SEE A SLIGHT DECREASE. THE
MARINE LAYER WILL REMAIN INTACT ALONG THE COAST KEEPING COOLER AND
WETTER CONDITIONS, BUT HIGHER ELEVATIONS AND MORE INTERIOR AREAS
WILL STILL EXPERIENCE ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS AS THE MARINE
LAYER FAILS TO REACH THOSE AREAS. NORTHERLY WINDS WILL STRENGTHEN
ON MONDAY INCREASING FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS, ESPECIALLY THE EAST
BAY.
ECC014-191000-
MORGAN HILL ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA AND SANTA CLARA COUNTIES
256 PM PDT FRI JUL 18 2025
WARMING AND DRYING CONDITIONS CONTINUE INTO THE WEEKEND AS THE
MARINE LAYER COMPRESSES AND ONSHORE FLOW SEE A SLIGHT DECREASE. THE
MARINE LAYER WILL REMAIN INTACT ALONG THE COAST KEEPING COOLER AND
WETTER CONDITIONS, BUT HIGHER ELEVATIONS AND MORE INTERIOR AREAS
WILL STILL EXPERIENCE ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS AS THE MARINE
LAYER FAILS TO REACH THOSE AREAS. NORTHERLY WINDS WILL STRENGTHEN
ON MONDAY INCREASING FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS, ESPECIALLY THE EAST
BAY.
ECC013-191000-
FELTON ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR SANTA CRUZ AND SAN MATEO COUNTIES
256 PM PDT FRI JUL 18 2025
WARMING AND DRYING CONDITIONS CONTINUE INTO THE WEEKEND AS THE
MARINE LAYER COMPRESSES AND ONSHORE FLOW SEE A SLIGHT DECREASE. THE
MARINE LAYER WILL REMAIN INTACT ALONG THE COAST KEEPING COOLER AND
WETTER CONDITIONS, BUT HIGHER ELEVATIONS AND MORE INTERIOR AREAS
WILL STILL EXPERIENCE ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS AS THE MARINE
LAYER FAILS TO REACH THOSE AREAS. NORTHERLY WINDS WILL STRENGTHEN
ON MONDAY INCREASING FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS, ESPECIALLY THE EAST
BAY.
ECC018-191000-
MONTEREY ECC DISPATCH-
DISCUSSION FOR MONTEREY AND SAN BENITO COUNTY
256 PM PDT FRI JUL 18 2025
WARMING AND DRYING CONDITIONS CONTINUE INTO THE WEEKEND AS THE
MARINE LAYER COMPRESSES AND ONSHORE FLOW SEE A SLIGHT DECREASE. THE
MARINE LAYER WILL REMAIN INTACT ALONG THE COAST KEEPING COOLER AND
WETTER CONDITIONS, BUT HIGHER ELEVATIONS AND MORE INTERIOR AREAS
WILL STILL EXPERIENCE ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS AS THE MARINE
LAYER FAILS TO REACH THOSE AREAS. NORTHERLY WINDS WILL STRENGTHEN
ON MONDAY INCREASING FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS, ESPECIALLY THE EAST
BAY.
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