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ECCDA Discussions

National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

336 PM PDT Sun May 5 2024



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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...



A gradual warming trend is forecast through

the work week with the chance for wetting rainfall remaining 

below 5%. Generally northerly flow is forecast with 20 ft wind 

speeds averaging between 10 and 20 mph during the afternoon with 

min RH averaging between 20 and 40 percent across most areas, 

except along the immediate coast (min RH around 50%). Overnight 

recovery will be good to excellent with values above 60% through 

the week. The exception will be across eastern parts of the North

Bay Wednesday night into Thursday.





...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...



Isolated showers will continue today, mostly in N Humboldt and Del

Norte counties. More widespread light rainfall will occur on Monday

with a weak front. Temperatures will remain  unseasonably cool into

next week before a significant warming  trend develops mid to late

next week. 





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ECC010-061045-

St Helena ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties

336 PM PDT Sun May 5 2024



A cold front will pass through the Central Coast Saturday evening

after dropping wetting rains across the entire  district. Rainfall

totals in excess of 1 inch for the coastal  hills with soaking rains

from 0.50-0.75 for most valleys. Dry but  continued unseasonably

cool on Sunday with breezy northwest winds. Gradual warming trend

early in the week then much warmer and  drier by Wednesday and

Thursday with dry northerly winds allowing  daytime highs back into

the 80s. Long range trends for next  weekend keep the forecast dry

with near normal temperatures.



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ECC014-061045-

Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties

336 PM PDT Sun May 5 2024



A cold front will pass through the Central Coast Saturday evening

after dropping wetting rains across the entire  district. Rainfall

totals in excess of 1 inch for the coastal  hills with soaking rains

from 0.50-0.75 for most valleys. Dry but  continued unseasonably

cool on Sunday with breezy northwest winds. Gradual warming trend

early in the week then much warmer and  drier by Wednesday and

Thursday with dry northerly winds allowing  daytime highs back into

the 80s. Long range trends for next  weekend keep the forecast dry

with near normal temperatures.



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ECC013-061045-

Felton ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties

336 PM PDT Sun May 5 2024



A cold front will pass through the Central Coast Saturday evening

after dropping wetting rains across the entire  district. Rainfall

totals in excess of 1 inch for the coastal  hills with soaking rains

from 0.50-0.75 for most valleys. Dry but  continued unseasonably

cool on Sunday with breezy northwest winds. Gradual warming trend

early in the week then much warmer and  drier by Wednesday and

Thursday with dry northerly winds allowing  daytime highs back into

the 80s. Long range trends for next  weekend keep the forecast dry

with near normal temperatures.



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ECC018-061045-

Monterey ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County

336 PM PDT Sun May 5 2024



A cold front will pass through the Central Coast Saturday evening

after dropping wetting rains across the entire  district. Rainfall

totals in excess of 1 inch for the coastal  hills with soaking rains

from 0.50-0.75 for most valleys. Dry but  continued unseasonably

cool on Sunday with breezy northwest winds. Gradual warming trend

early in the week then much warmer and  drier by Wednesday and

Thursday with dry northerly winds allowing  daytime highs back into

the 80s. Long range trends for next  weekend keep the forecast dry

with near normal temperatures.



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