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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA
334 PM PDT Tue Apr 23 2024

ECC029-241645-
Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Vandenberg ECC Dispatch
334 PM PDT Tue Apr 23 2024

...Discussion from Monterey...

Breezy southerly to southeasterly winds continue into Thursday.
Coastal drizzle is expected to return Tuesday night into Wednesday
with widespread stratus spreading over coastal areas and extending
inland. Winds will become gustier and transition north to
northwesterly Thursday through Saturday as a low pressure system
moves inland on Thursday. This system brings a slight chance for
isolated showers producing drizzle to light rain across portions of
the Bay Area. Coastal ranges may potentially see wetting rains with
totals around 0.1 inches. Elsewhere, wetting rains are not expected
through the rest of the Bay Area. Temperatures will stay cooler
through Friday before a slight warming trend begins over the
weekend.


Note : All winds are 20-foot Winds Unless otherwise specified.
Thunderstorms imply strong, gusty and erratic winds.



...Discussion from Los Angeles/Oxnard...

A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through
at  least Friday. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the
coastal  side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each
morning.  Dry air will remain over the higher mountains, but will be
less dry and expansive than earlier this week. Southwest wind gusts
to 20 to 40 mph  will form each afternoon and evening through
Thursday over the  mountains and interior valleys, strongest over
the Antelope Valley. A  weak low pressure system will push through
the western United States  Thursday into Friday, which may enhance
the drizzle into actual showers. This will increase west to
northwest flow over the region,  with gusts of 30 to 50 mph,
strongest over coastal area and northern Los Angeles County. These
winds will weaken some over the weekend but the  flow pattern will
remain with gusts lowering into the 20 to 35 mph  range.


$$

ECC028-241645-
Santa Barbara County excluding Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Santa Barbara ECC Dispatch
334 PM PDT Tue Apr 23 2024


A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through
at  least Friday. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the
coastal  side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each
morning.  Dry air will remain over the higher mountains, but will be
less dry and expansive than earlier this week. Southwest wind gusts
to 20 to 40 mph  will form each afternoon and evening through
Thursday over the  mountains and interior valleys, strongest over
the Antelope Valley. A  weak low pressure system will push through
the western United States  Thursday into Friday, which may enhance
the drizzle into actual showers. This will increase west to
northwest flow over the region,  with gusts of 30 to 50 mph,
strongest over coastal area and northern Los Angeles County. These
winds will weaken some over the weekend but the  flow pattern will
remain with gusts lowering into the 20 to 35 mph  range.


$$

ECC031-241645-
Angeles National Forest-
Discussion for Lancaster ECC Dispatch
334 PM PDT Tue Apr 23 2024


A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through
at  least Friday. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the
coastal  side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each
morning.  Dry air will remain over the higher mountains, but will be
less dry and expansive than earlier this week. Southwest wind gusts
to 20 to 40 mph  will form each afternoon and evening through
Thursday over the  mountains and interior valleys, strongest over
the Antelope Valley. A  weak low pressure system will push through
the western United States  Thursday into Friday, which may enhance
the drizzle into actual showers. This will increase west to
northwest flow over the region,  with gusts of 30 to 50 mph,
strongest over coastal area and northern Los Angeles County. These
winds will weaken some over the weekend but the  flow pattern will
remain with gusts lowering into the 20 to 35 mph  range.


$$

ECC024-241645-
San Luis Obispo County-
Discussion for San Luis Obispo ECC Dispatch
334 PM PDT Tue Apr 23 2024


A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through
at  least Friday. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the
coastal  side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each
morning.  Dry air will remain over the higher mountains, but will be
less dry and expansive than earlier this week. Southwest wind gusts
to 20 to 40 mph  will form each afternoon and evening through
Thursday over the  mountains and interior valleys, strongest over
the Antelope Valley. A  weak low pressure system will push through
the western United States  Thursday into Friday, which may enhance
the drizzle into actual showers. This will increase west to
northwest flow over the region,  with gusts of 30 to 50 mph,
strongest over coastal area and northern Los Angeles County. These
winds will weaken some over the weekend but the  flow pattern will
remain with gusts lowering into the 20 to 35 mph  range.


$$

ECC032-241645-
Ventura County excluding Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Ventura ECC Dispatch
334 PM PDT Tue Apr 23 2024


A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through
at  least Friday. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the
coastal  side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each
morning.  Dry air will remain over the higher mountains, but will be
less dry and expansive than earlier this week. Southwest wind gusts
to 20 to 40 mph  will form each afternoon and evening through
Thursday over the  mountains and interior valleys, strongest over
the Antelope Valley. A  weak low pressure system will push through
the western United States  Thursday into Friday, which may enhance
the drizzle into actual showers. This will increase west to
northwest flow over the region,  with gusts of 30 to 50 mph,
strongest over coastal area and northern Los Angeles County. These
winds will weaken some over the weekend but the  flow pattern will
remain with gusts lowering into the 20 to 35 mph  range.


$$

ECC030-241645-
Los Angeles County excluding Angeles National Forest-
Discussion for Los Angeles ECC Dispatch
334 PM PDT Tue Apr 23 2024


A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through
at  least Friday. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the
coastal  side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each
morning.  Dry air will remain over the higher mountains, but will be
less dry and expansive than earlier this week. Southwest wind gusts
to 20 to 40 mph  will form each afternoon and evening through
Thursday over the  mountains and interior valleys, strongest over
the Antelope Valley. A  weak low pressure system will push through
the western United States  Thursday into Friday, which may enhance
the drizzle into actual showers. This will increase west to
northwest flow over the region,  with gusts of 30 to 50 mph,
strongest over coastal area and northern Los Angeles County. These
winds will weaken some over the weekend but the  flow pattern will
remain with gusts lowering into the 20 to 35 mph  range.


$$
National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office
