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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
259 PM PDT Fri Oct 3 2025

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

Strong northwest winds with gusts up to 30 mph will continue along
the coast, within the Salinas Valley, and at  higher elevations
through Friday evening. Winds at the higher  elevations will shift
to a gentle offshore flow Saturday through  Monday, bringing warmer
and drier conditions. High fuel moistures  from recent rainfall and
relatively light wind speeds will  mitigate the fire weather
threats. Warmer and drier conditions  continue through the middle of
next week.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

Warmer and drier conditions will build this weekend with interior
valleys warming back into the mid 80s with RH below 30 percent.
Strengthening thermal belts will promote poor overnight RH recovery
at high elevations. Winds will be generally gentle  except for some
gusty north wind near the coast and gusty northeast wind up to
25 mph along high terrain Sunday into Monday. Warm and  dry weather
will persist through much of next week.


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ECC010-041000-
St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
259 PM PDT Fri Oct 3 2025

Strong northwest winds with gusts up to 30 mph will continue along
the coast, within the Salinas Valley, and at  higher elevations
through Friday evening. Winds at the higher  elevations will shift
to a gentle offshore flow Saturday through  Monday, bringing warmer
and drier conditions. High fuel moistures  from recent rainfall and
relatively light wind speeds will  mitigate the fire weather
threats. Warmer and drier conditions  continue through the middle of
next week.

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ECC014-041000-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
259 PM PDT Fri Oct 3 2025

Strong northwest winds with gusts up to 30 mph will continue along
the coast, within the Salinas Valley, and at  higher elevations
through Friday evening. Winds at the higher  elevations will shift
to a gentle offshore flow Saturday through  Monday, bringing warmer
and drier conditions. High fuel moistures  from recent rainfall and
relatively light wind speeds will  mitigate the fire weather
threats. Warmer and drier conditions  continue through the middle of
next week.

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ECC013-041000-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
259 PM PDT Fri Oct 3 2025

Strong northwest winds with gusts up to 30 mph will continue along
the coast, within the Salinas Valley, and at  higher elevations
through Friday evening. Winds at the higher  elevations will shift
to a gentle offshore flow Saturday through  Monday, bringing warmer
and drier conditions. High fuel moistures  from recent rainfall and
relatively light wind speeds will  mitigate the fire weather
threats. Warmer and drier conditions  continue through the middle of
next week.

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ECC018-041000-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
259 PM PDT Fri Oct 3 2025

Strong northwest winds with gusts up to 30 mph will continue along
the coast, within the Salinas Valley, and at  higher elevations
through Friday evening. Winds at the higher  elevations will shift
to a gentle offshore flow Saturday through  Monday, bringing warmer
and drier conditions. High fuel moistures  from recent rainfall and
relatively light wind speeds will  mitigate the fire weather
threats. Warmer and drier conditions  continue through the middle of
next week.

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