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ECCDA Discussions

National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

241 PM PDT Thu May 9 2024



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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...



Offshore flow will persist through Friday, but continue to decrease.

Lingering offshore flow will bring lower relative humidity and

breezy winds. Winds will be strongest over the North and East Bay.

Onshore will return late Friday and into the weekend brining cooler

temperatures and higher relative humidity. Dry weather will persist

through the next seven days.





...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...



A strong ridge of high pressure continues to amplify, causing dry

weather and warming temperatures through the extended forecast.

Northerly to northeasterly winds will remain  gusty to strong into

mid morning today, then begin decreasing  throughout the rest of the

day. These winds will be strongest over the highest ridges of far

southern portions of zone 283, eastern  zone 277, and 264 where

strong gusts over 60 mph can be expected  into this morning. Minimum

RH values continue to drop to the low  20s to upper teens in these

zones through that period. The warmest interior valleys will reach

the upper 80s with some low 90s late  in the week and through the

weekend. Similar temperatures look to  redevelop next week .





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St Helena ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties

241 PM PDT Thu May 9 2024



Offshore flow will persist through Friday, but continue to decrease.

Lingering offshore flow will bring lower relative humidity and

breezy winds. Winds will be strongest over the North and East Bay.

Onshore will return late Friday and into the weekend brining cooler

temperatures and higher relative humidity. Dry weather will persist

through the next seven days.



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Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties

241 PM PDT Thu May 9 2024



Offshore flow will persist through Friday, but continue to decrease.

Lingering offshore flow will bring lower relative humidity and

breezy winds. Winds will be strongest over the North and East Bay.

Onshore will return late Friday and into the weekend brining cooler

temperatures and higher relative humidity. Dry weather will persist

through the next seven days.



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Felton ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties

241 PM PDT Thu May 9 2024



Offshore flow will persist through Friday, but continue to decrease.

Lingering offshore flow will bring lower relative humidity and

breezy winds. Winds will be strongest over the North and East Bay.

Onshore will return late Friday and into the weekend brining cooler

temperatures and higher relative humidity. Dry weather will persist

through the next seven days.



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Monterey ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County

241 PM PDT Thu May 9 2024



Offshore flow will persist through Friday, but continue to decrease.

Lingering offshore flow will bring lower relative humidity and

breezy winds. Winds will be strongest over the North and East Bay.

Onshore will return late Friday and into the weekend brining cooler

temperatures and higher relative humidity. Dry weather will persist

through the next seven days.



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