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Issued by NWS Los Angeles, CA
Issued by NWS Los Angeles, CA
000 FNUS86 KLOX 221506 FWLLOX ECCDA Discussions National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA 806 AM PDT Mon Apr 22 2024 ECC029-230915- Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Vandenberg ECC Dispatch 806 AM PDT Mon Apr 22 2024 ...Discussion from Monterey... Mild and sunnier weather for the remainder of today into the first portion of Monday. By Monday afternoon and evening a southerly wind reversal will occur along the coast with a return of coastal marine stratus and fog. Stratus will move inland into the lower elevations Monday night and linger into Tuesday morning. Some drizzle may occur during this time but no wetting rain is expected. The pattern will remain cool and unsettled through the rest of the week with more cloud cover and moist onshore winds. A weak weather system will bring some light rain to the region on Friday. This system looks showery so rain amounts will be variable. A wetting rainfall is unlikely for most locations outside of the coastal ranges where 0.1-0.25" is possible. Note : All winds are 20-foot Winds Unless otherwise specified. Thunderstorms imply strong, gusty and erratic winds. ...Discussion from Los Angeles/Oxnard... Sunday was the warmest day of the week. A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through at least Friday this week. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the coastal side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each morning. Humidities over the mountains above 4000 feet elevations and the deserts will lower each day into the 15 to 25 percent range. Southwest wind gusts to 20 to 40 mph will form each afternoon and evening over the mountains and interior valleys, strongest over the Antelope Valley. A weak low pressure system will push through the western United States on Thursday or Friday, but nearly all projections keep it over the interior sections (inside slider) resulting in nothing more than a potential enhancement of low clouds and drizzle or very light rain. $$ ECC028-230915- Santa Barbara County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Santa Barbara ECC Dispatch 806 AM PDT Mon Apr 22 2024 Sunday was the warmest day of the week. A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through at least Friday this week. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the coastal side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each morning. Humidities over the mountains above 4000 feet elevations and the deserts will lower each day into the 15 to 25 percent range. Southwest wind gusts to 20 to 40 mph will form each afternoon and evening over the mountains and interior valleys, strongest over the Antelope Valley. A weak low pressure system will push through the western United States on Thursday or Friday, but nearly all projections keep it over the interior sections (inside slider) resulting in nothing more than a potential enhancement of low clouds and drizzle or very light rain. $$ ECC031-230915- Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Lancaster ECC Dispatch 806 AM PDT Mon Apr 22 2024 Sunday was the warmest day of the week. A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through at least Friday this week. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the coastal side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each morning. Humidities over the mountains above 4000 feet elevations and the deserts will lower each day into the 15 to 25 percent range. Southwest wind gusts to 20 to 40 mph will form each afternoon and evening over the mountains and interior valleys, strongest over the Antelope Valley. A weak low pressure system will push through the western United States on Thursday or Friday, but nearly all projections keep it over the interior sections (inside slider) resulting in nothing more than a potential enhancement of low clouds and drizzle or very light rain. $$ ECC024-230915- San Luis Obispo County- Discussion for San Luis Obispo ECC Dispatch 806 AM PDT Mon Apr 22 2024 Sunday was the warmest day of the week. A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through at least Friday this week. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the coastal side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each morning. Humidities over the mountains above 4000 feet elevations and the deserts will lower each day into the 15 to 25 percent range. Southwest wind gusts to 20 to 40 mph will form each afternoon and evening over the mountains and interior valleys, strongest over the Antelope Valley. A weak low pressure system will push through the western United States on Thursday or Friday, but nearly all projections keep it over the interior sections (inside slider) resulting in nothing more than a potential enhancement of low clouds and drizzle or very light rain. $$ ECC032-230915- Ventura County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Ventura ECC Dispatch 806 AM PDT Mon Apr 22 2024 Sunday was the warmest day of the week. A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through at least Friday this week. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the coastal side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each morning. Humidities over the mountains above 4000 feet elevations and the deserts will lower each day into the 15 to 25 percent range. Southwest wind gusts to 20 to 40 mph will form each afternoon and evening over the mountains and interior valleys, strongest over the Antelope Valley. A weak low pressure system will push through the western United States on Thursday or Friday, but nearly all projections keep it over the interior sections (inside slider) resulting in nothing more than a potential enhancement of low clouds and drizzle or very light rain. $$ ECC030-230915- Los Angeles County excluding Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Los Angeles ECC Dispatch 806 AM PDT Mon Apr 22 2024 Sunday was the warmest day of the week. A deep marine layer pattern has settled in and will persist through at least Friday this week. Moist and cool conditions will continue on the coastal side of the mountains, with patchy drizzle expected each morning. Humidities over the mountains above 4000 feet elevations and the deserts will lower each day into the 15 to 25 percent range. Southwest wind gusts to 20 to 40 mph will form each afternoon and evening over the mountains and interior valleys, strongest over the Antelope Valley. A weak low pressure system will push through the western United States on Thursday or Friday, but nearly all projections keep it over the interior sections (inside slider) resulting in nothing more than a potential enhancement of low clouds and drizzle or very light rain. $$
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