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ECCDA Discussions

National Weather Service San Diego CA

318 AM PDT Thu May 29 2025



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Orange ECC Dispatch-

Discussion for Orange ECC Dispatch

318 AM PDT Thu May 29 2025



Strengthening high pressure aloft over California will bring much

warmer weather for inland areas with high temperatures today 5 to

10 degrees warmer than Wednesday and another 5 to 10 degrees warmer

on Friday with Friday high temperatures as much as 10 to 15 degrees

above average for the Inland Empire. This will be followed by a

cooling trend for Saturday through Tuesday with Tuesday high

temperatures as much as 10 to 15 degrees below average for the

mountains. A closed upper level low pressure system off the coast of

northern and central Baja will draw some tropical moisture northward

into the area during the weekend with chances for wetting rainfall

greatest over the mountains on Sunday at 20 to  30 percent. A

warming trend will follow for the latter half of next week.



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MONTE VISTA ECC DISPATCH-

318 AM PDT Thu May 29 2025



Strengthening high pressure aloft over California will bring much

warmer weather for inland areas with high temperatures today 5 to

10 degrees warmer than Wednesday and another 5 to 10 degrees warmer

on Friday with Friday high temperatures as much as 10 to 15 degrees

above average for the Inland Empire. This will be followed by a

cooling trend for Saturday through Tuesday with Tuesday high

temperatures as much as 10 to 15 degrees below average for the

mountains. A closed upper level low pressure system off the coast of

northern and central Baja will draw some tropical moisture northward

into the area during the weekend with chances for wetting rainfall

greatest over the mountains on Sunday at 20 to  30 percent. A

warming trend will follow for the latter half of next week.



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RIVERSIDE ECC DISPATCH-

318 AM PDT Thu May 29 2025



...Discussion from LAXFWFSGX...



Strengthening high pressure aloft over California will bring much

warmer weather for inland areas with high temperatures today 5 to

10 degrees warmer than Wednesday and another 5 to 10 degrees warmer

on Friday with Friday high temperatures as much as 10 to 15 degrees

above average for the Inland Empire. This will be followed by a

cooling trend for Saturday through Tuesday with Tuesday high

temperatures as much as 10 to 15 degrees below average for the

mountains. A closed upper level low pressure system off the coast of

northern and central Baja will draw some tropical moisture northward

into the area during the weekend with chances for wetting rainfall

greatest over the mountains on Sunday at 20 to  30 percent. A

warming trend will follow for the latter half of  next week.



...Discussion from PHXFWFPSR...



Seasonably dry conditions will continue through Friday before

unsettled weather is expected over the weekend. Expect MinRHs around

10% today and Friday before RHs quickly increase this weekend while

good chances for rain are expected on Sunday. Winds will favor

typical diurnal tendencies with periodic afternoon  gusts to around

15 mph through Friday. South southwesterly winds  are likely to be

more dominant over the weekend with afternoon  gusts to around

20 mph. 



...Thunderstorms imply gusty winds...



Note...Additional Fire Weather Forecast information can be found in

the Area Forecast Discussion. See product PHXAFDPSR.



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