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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
325 PM PDT Fri Jun 7 2024

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

A brief reprieve from the above normal warmth and  dryness is on tap
for this weekend as the marine layer becomes a  bit more entrenched
across the area. Afternoon minimum relative  humidity will range
between 25% and 40% across interior sections  with areas closer to
the coast experiencing minimum RH above 40%.  Overnight humidity
recovery across most areas should be excellent  and above 60%. The
exception will be across some of the higher  terrain across the
Santa Lucia Range where overnight RH may remain under 40%. Above
normal warmth does appear to return as we  venture into next week
through mid-week with a potential for  drying of smaller fuels.
There`s some uncertainty, however, with  respect to the evolution of
some upper level weather features  which will modulate temperature
and humidity forecasts. What is  certain is the threat for wetting
rainfall will remain under 5%  and wind speeds across most areas are
forecast to remain below 25 mph.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

Hot and dry conditions will start to ease today with very
seasonable, calm weather through the weekend. Westerly,  onshore
flow will slightly increase this weekend, though most wind will
remain terrain influenced with gusts below 20 mph. There  remains a
very slight chance of thunderstorms over the Trinity  Alps this
afternoon (about 10% chance). Another moderate heat wave will build
in early next week with no wetting rain through the forecast.


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ECC010-081030-
St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
325 PM PDT Fri Jun 7 2024

A brief reprieve from the above normal warmth and  dryness is on tap
for this weekend as the marine layer becomes a  bit more entrenched
across the area. Afternoon minimum relative  humidity will range
between 25% and 40% across interior sections  with areas closer to
the coast experiencing minimum RH above 40%. Overnight humidity
recovery across most areas should be excellent  and above 60%. The
exception will be across some of the higher  terrain across the
Santa Lucia Range where overnight RH may remain under 40%. Above
normal warmth does appear to return as we  venture into next week
through mid-week with a potential for  drying of smaller fuels.
There`s some uncertainty, however, with  respect to the evolution of
some upper level weather features  which will modulate temperature
and humidity forecasts. What is  certain is the threat for wetting
rainfall will remain under 5% and wind speeds across most areas are
forecast to remain below 25  mph.

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ECC014-081030-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
325 PM PDT Fri Jun 7 2024

A brief reprieve from the above normal warmth and  dryness is on tap
for this weekend as the marine layer becomes a  bit more entrenched
across the area. Afternoon minimum relative  humidity will range
between 25% and 40% across interior sections  with areas closer to
the coast experiencing minimum RH above 40%.  Overnight humidity
recovery across most areas should be excellent  and above 60%. The
exception will be across some of the higher  terrain across the
Santa Lucia Range where overnight RH may remain under 40%. Above
normal warmth does appear to return as we  venture into next week
through mid-week with a potential for  drying of smaller fuels.
There`s some uncertainty, however, with  respect to the evolution of
some upper level weather features  which will modulate temperature
and humidity forecasts. What is  certain is the threat for wetting
rainfall will remain under 5%  and wind speeds across most areas are
forecast to remain below 25  mph.

$$

ECC013-081030-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
325 PM PDT Fri Jun 7 2024

A brief reprieve from the above normal warmth and  dryness is on tap
for this weekend as the marine layer becomes a  bit more entrenched
across the area. Afternoon minimum relative  humidity will range
between 25% and 40% across interior sections  with areas closer to
the coast experiencing minimum RH above 40%.  Overnight humidity
recovery across most areas should be excellent  and above 60%. The
exception will be across some of the higher  terrain across the
Santa Lucia Range where overnight RH may remain under 40%. Above
normal warmth does appear to return as we  venture into next week
through mid-week with a potential for  drying of smaller fuels.
There`s some uncertainty, however, with  respect to the evolution of
some upper level weather features  which will modulate temperature
and humidity forecasts. What is  certain is the threat for wetting
rainfall will remain under 5%  and wind speeds across most areas are
forecast to remain below 25  mph.

$$

ECC018-081030-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
325 PM PDT Fri Jun 7 2024

A brief reprieve from the above normal warmth and  dryness is on tap
for this weekend as the marine layer becomes a  bit more entrenched
across the area. Afternoon minimum relative  humidity will range
between 25% and 40% across interior sections  with areas closer to
the coast experiencing minimum RH above 40%.  Overnight humidity
recovery across most areas should be excellent  and above 60%. The
exception will be across some of the higher  terrain across the
Santa Lucia Range where overnight RH may remain under 40%. Above
normal warmth does appear to return as we  venture into next week
through mid-week with a potential for  drying of smaller fuels.
There`s some uncertainty, however, with  respect to the evolution of
some upper level weather features  which will modulate temperature
and humidity forecasts. What is  certain is the threat for wetting
rainfall will remain under 5%  and wind speeds across most areas are
forecast to remain below 25  mph.

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