Land Management Forecasts
Issued by NWS Los Angeles, CA
Issued by NWS Los Angeles, CA
376 FNUS86 KLOX 092232 FWLLOX ECCDA Discussions National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA 332 PM PDT Sun Jun 9 2024 ECC029-101645- Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Vandenberg ECC Dispatch 332 PM PDT Sun Jun 9 2024 ...Discussion from Monterey... Our warming trend will continue through at least the first half of the week, with high temperatures averaging anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees above normal for areas away from the coast. While wind speeds are forecast to largely remain below critical thresholds, hot conditions combined with afternoon humidity ranging between 20 and 40 percent will present an increased threat of grass fire starts, especially on Tuesday afternoon. Otherwise, morning humidity recovery will be good to excellent across most areas, with the exception being across the higher terrain of the Santa Lucia Range where RH may not rebound much above 45 to 50 percent. Note : All winds are 20-foot Winds Unless otherwise specified. Thunderstorms imply strong, gusty and erratic winds. ...Discussion from Los Angeles/Oxnard... ...INCREASED RISK OF LARGE GRASS FIRES ACROSS THE ANTELOPE VALLEY TODAY AND TUESDAY DUE TO GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... ...ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS POSSIBLE FOR SOUTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY NIGHT DUE TO POTENTIAL GUSTY SUNDOWNER WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... The deep marine layer in place this morning will become more shallow over the next few days, decreasing the coverage for stratus each day and allowing a warming and drying trend across the area through Tuesday. Onshore flow will peak today and Tuesday with wind gusts of 25 to 40 mph common with local gusts to 45 mph across the Antelope Valley. While not occuring the same time as the peak in winds, humidities will trend drier each day through Tuesday with minimum humidities of 15 to 30 percent across the Antelope Valley decreasing to 8 to 20 percent on Tuesday. Gusty onshore winds with warm and dry conditions combined with the dry fine fuels, an increased risk for large grass fires will continue across the Antelope Valley today and Tuesday. Elsewhere and otherwise, mild onshore conditions are expected through Thursday with no significant fire weather impacts are expected. Temperatures will likely increase across the interior Monday into Tuesday, then cool Wednesday into Thursday as a cutoff low pressure system moves into the region. A warming and drying trend is then expected to take place Friday into Saturday, especially across interior areas. A northerly offshore pressure gradient is possible Friday night into Sunday night, which could generate some gusty northerly winds across wind prone locations. In particular, gusty sundowner winds with associated warm and dry conditions will have the potential to bring some elevated fire weather concerns to southern Santa Barbara county during that time. $$ ECC028-101645- Santa Barbara County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Santa Barbara ECC Dispatch 332 PM PDT Sun Jun 9 2024 ...INCREASED RISK OF LARGE GRASS FIRES ACROSS THE ANTELOPE VALLEY TODAY AND TUESDAY DUE TO GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... ...ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS POSSIBLE FOR SOUTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY NIGHT DUE TO POTENTIAL GUSTY SUNDOWNER WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... The deep marine layer in place this morning will become more shallow over the next few days, decreasing the coverage for stratus each day and allowing a warming and drying trend across the area through Tuesday. Onshore flow will peak today and Tuesday with wind gusts of 25 to 40 mph common with local gusts to 45 mph across the Antelope Valley. While not occuring the same time as the peak in winds, humidities will trend drier each day through Tuesday with minimum humidities of 15 to 30 percent across the Antelope Valley decreasing to 8 to 20 percent on Tuesday. Gusty onshore winds with warm and dry conditions combined with the dry fine fuels, an increased risk for large grass fires will continue across the Antelope Valley today and Tuesday. Elsewhere and otherwise, mild onshore conditions are expected through Thursday with no significant fire weather impacts are expected. Temperatures will likely increase across the interior Monday into Tuesday, then cool Wednesday into Thursday as a cutoff low pressure system moves into the region. A warming and drying trend is then expected to take place Friday into Saturday, especially across interior areas. A northerly offshore pressure gradient is possible Friday night into Sunday night, which could generate some gusty northerly winds across wind prone locations. In particular, gusty sundowner winds with associated warm and dry conditions will have the potential to bring some elevated fire weather concerns to southern Santa Barbara county during that time. $$ ECC031-101645- Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Lancaster ECC Dispatch 332 PM PDT Sun Jun 9 2024 ...INCREASED RISK OF LARGE GRASS FIRES ACROSS THE ANTELOPE VALLEY TODAY AND TUESDAY DUE TO GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... ...ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS POSSIBLE FOR SOUTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY NIGHT DUE TO POTENTIAL GUSTY SUNDOWNER WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... The deep marine layer in place this morning will become more shallow over the next few days, decreasing the coverage for stratus each day and allowing a warming and drying trend across the area through Tuesday. Onshore flow will peak today and Tuesday with wind gusts of 25 to 40 mph common with local gusts to 45 mph across the Antelope Valley. While not occuring the same time as the peak in winds, humidities will trend drier each day through Tuesday with minimum humidities of 15 to 30 percent across the Antelope Valley decreasing to 8 to 20 percent on Tuesday. Gusty onshore winds with warm and dry conditions combined with the dry fine fuels, an increased risk for large grass fires will continue across the Antelope Valley today and Tuesday. Elsewhere and otherwise, mild onshore conditions are expected through Thursday with no significant fire weather impacts are expected. Temperatures will likely increase across the interior Monday into Tuesday, then cool Wednesday into Thursday as a cutoff low pressure system moves into the region. A warming and drying trend is then expected to take place Friday into Saturday, especially across interior areas. A northerly offshore pressure gradient is possible Friday night into Sunday night, which could generate some gusty northerly winds across wind prone locations. In particular, gusty sundowner winds with associated warm and dry conditions will have the potential to bring some elevated fire weather concerns to southern Santa Barbara county during that time. $$ ECC024-101645- San Luis Obispo County- Discussion for San Luis Obispo ECC Dispatch 332 PM PDT Sun Jun 9 2024 ...INCREASED RISK OF LARGE GRASS FIRES ACROSS THE ANTELOPE VALLEY TODAY AND TUESDAY DUE TO GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... ...ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS POSSIBLE FOR SOUTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY NIGHT DUE TO POTENTIAL GUSTY SUNDOWNER WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... The deep marine layer in place this morning will become more shallow over the next few days, decreasing the coverage for stratus each day and allowing a warming and drying trend across the area through Tuesday. Onshore flow will peak today and Tuesday with wind gusts of 25 to 40 mph common with local gusts to 45 mph across the Antelope Valley. While not occuring the same time as the peak in winds, humidities will trend drier each day through Tuesday with minimum humidities of 15 to 30 percent across the Antelope Valley decreasing to 8 to 20 percent on Tuesday. Gusty onshore winds with warm and dry conditions combined with the dry fine fuels, an increased risk for large grass fires will continue across the Antelope Valley today and Tuesday. Elsewhere and otherwise, mild onshore conditions are expected through Thursday with no significant fire weather impacts are expected. Temperatures will likely increase across the interior Monday into Tuesday, then cool Wednesday into Thursday as a cutoff low pressure system moves into the region. A warming and drying trend is then expected to take place Friday into Saturday, especially across interior areas. A northerly offshore pressure gradient is possible Friday night into Sunday night, which could generate some gusty northerly winds across wind prone locations. In particular, gusty sundowner winds with associated warm and dry conditions will have the potential to bring some elevated fire weather concerns to southern Santa Barbara county during that time. $$ ECC032-101645- Ventura County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Ventura ECC Dispatch 332 PM PDT Sun Jun 9 2024 ...INCREASED RISK OF LARGE GRASS FIRES ACROSS THE ANTELOPE VALLEY TODAY AND TUESDAY DUE TO GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... ...ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS POSSIBLE FOR SOUTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY NIGHT DUE TO POTENTIAL GUSTY SUNDOWNER WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... The deep marine layer in place this morning will become more shallow over the next few days, decreasing the coverage for stratus each day and allowing a warming and drying trend across the area through Tuesday. Onshore flow will peak today and Tuesday with wind gusts of 25 to 40 mph common with local gusts to 45 mph across the Antelope Valley. While not occuring the same time as the peak in winds, humidities will trend drier each day through Tuesday with minimum humidities of 15 to 30 percent across the Antelope Valley decreasing to 8 to 20 percent on Tuesday. Gusty onshore winds with warm and dry conditions combined with the dry fine fuels, an increased risk for large grass fires will continue across the Antelope Valley today and Tuesday. Elsewhere and otherwise, mild onshore conditions are expected through Thursday with no significant fire weather impacts are expected. Temperatures will likely increase across the interior Monday into Tuesday, then cool Wednesday into Thursday as a cutoff low pressure system moves into the region. A warming and drying trend is then expected to take place Friday into Saturday, especially across interior areas. A northerly offshore pressure gradient is possible Friday night into Sunday night, which could generate some gusty northerly winds across wind prone locations. In particular, gusty sundowner winds with associated warm and dry conditions will have the potential to bring some elevated fire weather concerns to southern Santa Barbara county during that time. $$ ECC030-101645- Los Angeles County excluding Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Los Angeles ECC Dispatch 332 PM PDT Sun Jun 9 2024 ...INCREASED RISK OF LARGE GRASS FIRES ACROSS THE ANTELOPE VALLEY TODAY AND TUESDAY DUE TO GUSTY ONSHORE WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... ...ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS POSSIBLE FOR SOUTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY NIGHT DUE TO POTENTIAL GUSTY SUNDOWNER WINDS WITH WARM AND DRY CONDITIONS... The deep marine layer in place this morning will become more shallow over the next few days, decreasing the coverage for stratus each day and allowing a warming and drying trend across the area through Tuesday. Onshore flow will peak today and Tuesday with wind gusts of 25 to 40 mph common with local gusts to 45 mph across the Antelope Valley. While not occuring the same time as the peak in winds, humidities will trend drier each day through Tuesday with minimum humidities of 15 to 30 percent across the Antelope Valley decreasing to 8 to 20 percent on Tuesday. Gusty onshore winds with warm and dry conditions combined with the dry fine fuels, an increased risk for large grass fires will continue across the Antelope Valley today and Tuesday. Elsewhere and otherwise, mild onshore conditions are expected through Thursday with no significant fire weather impacts are expected. Temperatures will likely increase across the interior Monday into Tuesday, then cool Wednesday into Thursday as a cutoff low pressure system moves into the region. A warming and drying trend is then expected to take place Friday into Saturday, especially across interior areas. A northerly offshore pressure gradient is possible Friday night into Sunday night, which could generate some gusty northerly winds across wind prone locations. In particular, gusty sundowner winds with associated warm and dry conditions will have the potential to bring some elevated fire weather concerns to southern Santa Barbara county during that time. $$