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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
536 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

A relatively drier and milder day is anticipated today with
afternoon RH falling below 40%, mainly across the interior. An upper
storm system will encourage onshore flow and provide an opportunity
for virga to potentially sprinkles Sunday.  Onshore flow tonight
into Sunday morning should curtail the  potential for widespread
poor RH recovery. Elevations largely  above 2,000 feet, can
anticipate a greater risk for poor to  moderate RH. In the wake of
the upper low, modest pushes of  offshore flow will equate to a
return to more widespread poor to  moderate morning humidity
recovery. The gusty wind threat will be  greatest across the highest
terrain of the North and East Bay,  with humidity recovery around
30% anticipated across the Central  Coast through Tuesday and
Wednesday.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

Interior conditions will quickly dry back out today aided by gentle
northeast wind. Interior highs will return to the 80s with minimum
RH as low as 20 percent. That said, marine  influence will linger
along shore and in near coastal valleys,  particularly in Humboldt
County. Conditions will gradually warm  and dry into early next week
when highs will peak back in the 90s  and with marine influence
shallowing along shore. Predominately  northwest winds will remain
gentle through this period.


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ECC010-270045-
St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
536 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

A relatively drier and milder day is anticipated today with
afternoon RH falling below 40%, mainly across the interior. An upper
storm system will encourage onshore flow and provide an opportunity
for virga to potentially sprinkles Sunday.  Onshore flow tonight
into Sunday morning should curtail the  potential for widespread
poor RH recovery. Elevations largely  above 2,000 feet, can
anticipate a greater risk for poor to  moderate RH. In the wake of
the upper low, modest pushes of  offshore flow will equate to a
return to more widespread poor to  moderate morning humidity
recovery. The gusty wind threat will be  greatest across the highest
terrain of the North and East Bay,  with humidity recovery around
30% anticipated across the Central  Coast through Tuesday and
Wednesday.

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ECC014-270045-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
536 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

A relatively drier and milder day is anticipated today with
afternoon RH falling below 40%, mainly across the interior. An upper
storm system will encourage onshore flow and provide an opportunity
for virga to potentially sprinkles Sunday.  Onshore flow tonight
into Sunday morning should curtail the  potential for widespread
poor RH recovery. Elevations largely  above 2,000 feet, can
anticipate a greater risk for poor to  moderate RH. In the wake of
the upper low, modest pushes of  offshore flow will equate to a
return to more widespread poor to  moderate morning humidity
recovery. The gusty wind threat will be  greatest across the highest
terrain of the North and East Bay,  with humidity recovery around
30% anticipated across the Central  Coast through Tuesday and
Wednesday.

$$

ECC013-270045-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
536 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

A relatively drier and milder day is anticipated today with
afternoon RH falling below 40%, mainly across the interior. An upper
storm system will encourage onshore flow and provide an opportunity
for virga to potentially sprinkles Sunday.  Onshore flow tonight
into Sunday morning should curtail the  potential for widespread
poor RH recovery. Elevations largely  above 2,000 feet, can
anticipate a greater risk for poor to  moderate RH. In the wake of
the upper low, modest pushes of  offshore flow will equate to a
return to more widespread poor to  moderate morning humidity
recovery. The gusty wind threat will be  greatest across the highest
terrain of the North and East Bay,  with humidity recovery around
30% anticipated across the Central  Coast through Tuesday and
Wednesday.

$$

ECC018-270045-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
536 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

A relatively drier and milder day is anticipated today with
afternoon RH falling below 40%, mainly across the interior. An upper
storm system will encourage onshore flow and provide an opportunity
for virga to potentially sprinkles Sunday.  Onshore flow tonight
into Sunday morning should curtail the  potential for widespread
poor RH recovery. Elevations largely  above 2,000 feet, can
anticipate a greater risk for poor to  moderate RH. In the wake of
the upper low, modest pushes of  offshore flow will equate to a
return to more widespread poor to  moderate morning humidity
recovery. The gusty wind threat will be  greatest across the highest
terrain of the North and East Bay,  with humidity recovery around
30% anticipated across the Central  Coast through Tuesday and
Wednesday.

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