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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
320 PM PDT Thu Apr 11 2024

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

Fair weather conditions will gradually turn unsettled over the next
48 hours as an approaching cold front moves in. Southerly winds will
increase Friday before widespread wetting rain, lower temperature
and higher humidity moves in Saturday. A gradual warming trend will
kick off Sunday as high pressure rebuilds.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

Warm and dry conditions are still in store through  today, then
turning cooler and damp for Friday and the weekend.  Rainfall
amounts will generally be near a half inch to an inch, with the top
end of a reasonable range (25-75% chance) over the  period Friday to
Sunday to be near an inch. Thunder chances enter  the forecast for
eastern Trinity and Mendocino Counties for  Thursday afternoon and
evening. A trend warmer and drier weather  is forecast for the next
work week. Look for some increased  coastal wind gusts from the
north for Monday through Wednesday  afternoon and evening, with
Tuesday afternoon standing out to be  most likely to be strongest,
especially along the coast (e.g.  10-15% chance of wind gusts
greater than 40 mph for Eureka on  Tuesday afternoon and evening).
There could be a small shot at  some rain and even some
thundershowers focused over Del Norte  County on Tuesday as a trough
takes aim into the northern Rockies.


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St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
320 PM PDT Thu Apr 11 2024

Fair weather conditions will gradually turn unsettled over the next
48 hours as an approaching cold front moves in. Southerly winds will
increase Friday before widespread wetting rain, lower temperature
and higher humidity moves in Saturday. A gradual warming trend will
kick off Sunday as high pressure rebuilds.

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ECC014-121030-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
320 PM PDT Thu Apr 11 2024

Fair weather conditions will gradually turn unsettled over the next
48 hours as an approaching cold front moves in. Southerly winds will
increase Friday before widespread wetting rain, lower temperature
and higher humidity moves in Saturday. A gradual warming trend will
kick off Sunday as high pressure rebuilds.

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ECC013-121030-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
320 PM PDT Thu Apr 11 2024

Fair weather conditions will gradually turn unsettled over the next
48 hours as an approaching cold front moves in. Southerly winds will
increase Friday before widespread wetting rain, lower temperature
and higher humidity moves in Saturday. A gradual warming trend will
kick off Sunday as high pressure rebuilds.

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ECC018-121030-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
320 PM PDT Thu Apr 11 2024

Fair weather conditions will gradually turn unsettled over the next
48 hours as an approaching cold front moves in. Southerly winds will
increase Friday before widespread wetting rain, lower temperature
and higher humidity moves in Saturday. A gradual warming trend will
kick off Sunday as high pressure rebuilds.

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National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office
