Land Management Forecasts
Issued by NWS Los Angeles, CA
Issued by NWS Los Angeles, CA
987 FNUS86 KLOX 211518 FWLLOX ECCDA Discussions National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA 718 AM PST Fri Feb 21 2025 ECC029-220930- Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Vandenberg ECC Dispatch 718 AM PST Fri Feb 21 2025 ...Discussion from Monterey... Building high pressure will lead to warmer and drier conditions across the district through next week. There are two weak systems passing to the north that will bring a low chance for drizzle or light rain to the North Bay over the weekend and early next week. Note : All winds are 20-foot Winds Unless otherwise specified. Thunderstorms imply strong, gusty and erratic winds. ...Discussion from Los Angeles/Oxnard... Through the weekend, warm and dry conditions will persist with weak to locally moderate offshore flow. The strongest offshore winds will occur this morning with gusts in the 30-45 MPH range across the Santa Ana wind-prone areas of Ventura and Los Angeles counties and much weaker winds across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. For Saturday and Sunday, weak diurnal winds will prevail. Relative humidity will drop into the 15-30 percent each afternoon away from the coast with poor to moderate overnight recovery. After some slight cooling on Monday, very warm and dry conditions are expected to develop in the Tuesday to Thursday time frame. Afternoon temperatures will be well above seasonal normals with Wednesday likely the warmest day with afternoon temperatures in the 80s to lower 90s. Relative humidity will drop into the teens each afternoon with limited overnight recovery. Weak offshore winds, gusting in the 20-40 MPH range, will be expected. Despite the warm, dry and breezy conditions, the recent rainfall will keep the fire weather risks at minimal levels. No rain is expected through the next 7 days. However models are hinting at some light rainfall late next week or weekend past day 7. NOTE: Beginning Saturday, February 22, NWS WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard will enter the off-season fire weather schedule (one fire weather planning forecast issued by 330 PM Monday through Friday, and by 930 AM on Mondays and/or the first day following any federal holiday). However, spot forecasts will be available upon request at any time 24/7. In addition, if critical fire weather conditions occur we will restore normal fire weather season operations. $$ ECC028-220930- Santa Barbara County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Santa Barbara ECC Dispatch 718 AM PST Fri Feb 21 2025 Through the weekend, warm and dry conditions will persist with weak to locally moderate offshore flow. The strongest offshore winds will occur this morning with gusts in the 30-45 MPH range across the Santa Ana wind-prone areas of Ventura and Los Angeles counties and much weaker winds across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. For Saturday and Sunday, weak diurnal winds will prevail. Relative humidity will drop into the 15-30 percent each afternoon away from the coast with poor to moderate overnight recovery. After some slight cooling on Monday, very warm and dry conditions are expected to develop in the Tuesday to Thursday time frame. Afternoon temperatures will be well above seasonal normals with Wednesday likely the warmest day with afternoon temperatures in the 80s to lower 90s. Relative humidity will drop into the teens each afternoon with limited overnight recovery. Weak offshore winds, gusting in the 20-40 MPH range, will be expected. Despite the warm, dry and breezy conditions, the recent rainfall will keep the fire weather risks at minimal levels. No rain is expected through the next 7 days. However models are hinting at some light rainfall late next week or weekend past day 7. NOTE: Beginning Saturday, February 22, NWS WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard will enter the off-season fire weather schedule (one fire weather planning forecast issued by 330 PM Monday through Friday, and by 930 AM on Mondays and/or the first day following any federal holiday). However, spot forecasts will be available upon request at any time 24/7. In addition, if critical fire weather conditions occur we will restore normal fire weather season operations. $$ ECC031-220930- Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Lancaster ECC Dispatch 718 AM PST Fri Feb 21 2025 Through the weekend, warm and dry conditions will persist with weak to locally moderate offshore flow. The strongest offshore winds will occur this morning with gusts in the 30-45 MPH range across the Santa Ana wind-prone areas of Ventura and Los Angeles counties and much weaker winds across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. For Saturday and Sunday, weak diurnal winds will prevail. Relative humidity will drop into the 15-30 percent each afternoon away from the coast with poor to moderate overnight recovery. After some slight cooling on Monday, very warm and dry conditions are expected to develop in the Tuesday to Thursday time frame. Afternoon temperatures will be well above seasonal normals with Wednesday likely the warmest day with afternoon temperatures in the 80s to lower 90s. Relative humidity will drop into the teens each afternoon with limited overnight recovery. Weak offshore winds, gusting in the 20-40 MPH range, will be expected. Despite the warm, dry and breezy conditions, the recent rainfall will keep the fire weather risks at minimal levels. No rain is expected through the next 7 days. However models are hinting at some light rainfall late next week or weekend past day 7. NOTE: Beginning Saturday, February 22, NWS WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard will enter the off-season fire weather schedule (one fire weather planning forecast issued by 330 PM Monday through Friday, and by 930 AM on Mondays and/or the first day following any federal holiday). However, spot forecasts will be available upon request at any time 24/7. In addition, if critical fire weather conditions occur we will restore normal fire weather season operations. $$ ECC024-220930- San Luis Obispo County- Discussion for San Luis Obispo ECC Dispatch 718 AM PST Fri Feb 21 2025 Through the weekend, warm and dry conditions will persist with weak to locally moderate offshore flow. The strongest offshore winds will occur this morning with gusts in the 30-45 MPH range across the Santa Ana wind-prone areas of Ventura and Los Angeles counties and much weaker winds across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. For Saturday and Sunday, weak diurnal winds will prevail. Relative humidity will drop into the 15-30 percent each afternoon away from the coast with poor to moderate overnight recovery. After some slight cooling on Monday, very warm and dry conditions are expected to develop in the Tuesday to Thursday time frame. Afternoon temperatures will be well above seasonal normals with Wednesday likely the warmest day with afternoon temperatures in the 80s to lower 90s. Relative humidity will drop into the teens each afternoon with limited overnight recovery. Weak offshore winds, gusting in the 20-40 MPH range, will be expected. Despite the warm, dry and breezy conditions, the recent rainfall will keep the fire weather risks at minimal levels. No rain is expected through the next 7 days. However models are hinting at some light rainfall late next week or weekend past day 7. NOTE: Beginning Saturday, February 22, NWS WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard will enter the off-season fire weather schedule (one fire weather planning forecast issued by 330 PM Monday through Friday, and by 930 AM on Mondays and/or the first day following any federal holiday). However, spot forecasts will be available upon request at any time 24/7. In addition, if critical fire weather conditions occur we will restore normal fire weather season operations. $$ ECC032-220930- Ventura County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Ventura ECC Dispatch 718 AM PST Fri Feb 21 2025 Through the weekend, warm and dry conditions will persist with weak to locally moderate offshore flow. The strongest offshore winds will occur this morning with gusts in the 30-45 MPH range across the Santa Ana wind-prone areas of Ventura and Los Angeles counties and much weaker winds across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. For Saturday and Sunday, weak diurnal winds will prevail. Relative humidity will drop into the 15-30 percent each afternoon away from the coast with poor to moderate overnight recovery. After some slight cooling on Monday, very warm and dry conditions are expected to develop in the Tuesday to Thursday time frame. Afternoon temperatures will be well above seasonal normals with Wednesday likely the warmest day with afternoon temperatures in the 80s to lower 90s. Relative humidity will drop into the teens each afternoon with limited overnight recovery. Weak offshore winds, gusting in the 20-40 MPH range, will be expected. Despite the warm, dry and breezy conditions, the recent rainfall will keep the fire weather risks at minimal levels. No rain is expected through the next 7 days. However models are hinting at some light rainfall late next week or weekend past day 7. NOTE: Beginning Saturday, February 22, NWS WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard will enter the off-season fire weather schedule (one fire weather planning forecast issued by 330 PM Monday through Friday, and by 930 AM on Mondays and/or the first day following any federal holiday). However, spot forecasts will be available upon request at any time 24/7. In addition, if critical fire weather conditions occur we will restore normal fire weather season operations. $$ ECC030-220930- Los Angeles County excluding Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Los Angeles ECC Dispatch 718 AM PST Fri Feb 21 2025 Through the weekend, warm and dry conditions will persist with weak to locally moderate offshore flow. The strongest offshore winds will occur this morning with gusts in the 30-45 MPH range across the Santa Ana wind-prone areas of Ventura and Los Angeles counties and much weaker winds across San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. For Saturday and Sunday, weak diurnal winds will prevail. Relative humidity will drop into the 15-30 percent each afternoon away from the coast with poor to moderate overnight recovery. After some slight cooling on Monday, very warm and dry conditions are expected to develop in the Tuesday to Thursday time frame. Afternoon temperatures will be well above seasonal normals with Wednesday likely the warmest day with afternoon temperatures in the 80s to lower 90s. Relative humidity will drop into the teens each afternoon with limited overnight recovery. Weak offshore winds, gusting in the 20-40 MPH range, will be expected. Despite the warm, dry and breezy conditions, the recent rainfall will keep the fire weather risks at minimal levels. No rain is expected through the next 7 days. However models are hinting at some light rainfall late next week or weekend past day 7. NOTE: Beginning Saturday, February 22, NWS WFO Los Angeles/Oxnard will enter the off-season fire weather schedule (one fire weather planning forecast issued by 330 PM Monday through Friday, and by 930 AM on Mondays and/or the first day following any federal holiday). However, spot forecasts will be available upon request at any time 24/7. In addition, if critical fire weather conditions occur we will restore normal fire weather season operations. $$