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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA
338 PM PDT Wed May 14 2025

ECC029-151645-
Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Vandenberg ECC Dispatch
338 PM PDT Wed May 14 2025

...Discussion from Monterey...

Warm and dry conditions will continue for the rest of this week.
Gusty northwest winds will develop late Friday into Sunday with wind
gusts up to 45 mph at the ridgelines and through gaps and passes.
Northerly winds will develop across the interior late Sunday and
Monday, lowering the humidities and warming the  temperatures in
those regions.

Note : All winds are 20-foot Winds Unless otherwise specified.
Thunderstorms imply strong, gusty and erratic winds.



...Discussion from Los Angeles/Oxnard...

An overall troughing pattern and onshore flow is expected to last
through Saturday or Sunday, with minimum humidities away from the
coast  generally in the 20 to 40 percent range, except down to 12 to
25 percent for the Antelope Valley and the highest interior mountain
peaks. Monday into mid next week, a warming a drying trend is
expected, with the  potential for light offshore flow.

For the Antelope Valley and foothills, west to southwest winds will
increase each day, reaching 30 to 50 mph by Saturday. Winds will be
strongest in the afternoons and evenings, and there is a small risk
of  grass fires during periods of gusty winds. However overall fire
weather  conditions are on the low end through the weekend, compared
to  climatology for the time of year.

Coastal areas will see westerly gusts of 20 to 40 mph each afternoon
 and evening, strongest over the weekend. Sundowner winds will
continue  through tonight, with north to northwesterly gusts of
25 to 35 mph  common for Santa Ynez range and the adjacent western
portion of the  coast. Gusty Sundowner winds have the potential to
return Saturday and  Sunday nights as well.


$$

ECC028-151645-
Santa Barbara County excluding Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Santa Barbara ECC Dispatch
338 PM PDT Wed May 14 2025



An overall troughing pattern and onshore flow is expected to last
through Saturday or Sunday, with minimum humidities away from the
coast  generally in the 20 to 40 percent range, except down to 12 to
25 percent for the Antelope Valley and the highest interior mountain
peaks. Monday into mid next week, a warming a drying trend is
expected, with the  potential for light offshore flow.

For the Antelope Valley and foothills, west to southwest winds will
increase each day, reaching 30 to 50 mph by Saturday. Winds will be
strongest in the afternoons and evenings, and there is a small risk
of  grass fires during periods of gusty winds. However overall fire
weather  conditions are on the low end through the weekend, compared
to  climatology for the time of year.

Coastal areas will see westerly gusts of 20 to 40 mph each afternoon
 and evening, strongest over the weekend. Sundowner winds will
continue  through tonight, with north to northwesterly gusts of
25 to 35 mph  common for Santa Ynez range and the adjacent western
portion of the  coast. Gusty Sundowner winds have the potential to
return Saturday and  Sunday nights as well.


$$

ECC031-151645-
Angeles National Forest-
Discussion for Lancaster ECC Dispatch
338 PM PDT Wed May 14 2025



An overall troughing pattern and onshore flow is expected to last
through Saturday or Sunday, with minimum humidities away from the
coast  generally in the 20 to 40 percent range, except down to 12 to
25 percent for the Antelope Valley and the highest interior mountain
peaks. Monday into mid next week, a warming a drying trend is
expected, with the  potential for light offshore flow.

For the Antelope Valley and foothills, west to southwest winds will
increase each day, reaching 30 to 50 mph by Saturday. Winds will be
strongest in the afternoons and evenings, and there is a small risk
of  grass fires during periods of gusty winds. However overall fire
weather  conditions are on the low end through the weekend, compared
to  climatology for the time of year.

Coastal areas will see westerly gusts of 20 to 40 mph each afternoon
 and evening, strongest over the weekend. Sundowner winds will
continue  through tonight, with north to northwesterly gusts of
25 to 35 mph  common for Santa Ynez range and the adjacent western
portion of the  coast. Gusty Sundowner winds have the potential to
return Saturday and  Sunday nights as well.


$$

ECC024-151645-
San Luis Obispo County-
Discussion for San Luis Obispo ECC Dispatch
338 PM PDT Wed May 14 2025



An overall troughing pattern and onshore flow is expected to last
through Saturday or Sunday, with minimum humidities away from the
coast  generally in the 20 to 40 percent range, except down to 12 to
25 percent for the Antelope Valley and the highest interior mountain
peaks. Monday into mid next week, a warming a drying trend is
expected, with the  potential for light offshore flow.

For the Antelope Valley and foothills, west to southwest winds will
increase each day, reaching 30 to 50 mph by Saturday. Winds will be
strongest in the afternoons and evenings, and there is a small risk
of  grass fires during periods of gusty winds. However overall fire
weather  conditions are on the low end through the weekend, compared
to  climatology for the time of year.

Coastal areas will see westerly gusts of 20 to 40 mph each afternoon
 and evening, strongest over the weekend. Sundowner winds will
continue  through tonight, with north to northwesterly gusts of
25 to 35 mph  common for Santa Ynez range and the adjacent western
portion of the  coast. Gusty Sundowner winds have the potential to
return Saturday and  Sunday nights as well.


$$

ECC032-151645-
Ventura County excluding Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Ventura ECC Dispatch
338 PM PDT Wed May 14 2025



An overall troughing pattern and onshore flow is expected to last
through Saturday or Sunday, with minimum humidities away from the
coast  generally in the 20 to 40 percent range, except down to 12 to
25 percent for the Antelope Valley and the highest interior mountain
peaks. Monday into mid next week, a warming a drying trend is
expected, with the  potential for light offshore flow.

For the Antelope Valley and foothills, west to southwest winds will
increase each day, reaching 30 to 50 mph by Saturday. Winds will be
strongest in the afternoons and evenings, and there is a small risk
of  grass fires during periods of gusty winds. However overall fire
weather  conditions are on the low end through the weekend, compared
to  climatology for the time of year.

Coastal areas will see westerly gusts of 20 to 40 mph each afternoon
 and evening, strongest over the weekend. Sundowner winds will
continue  through tonight, with north to northwesterly gusts of
25 to 35 mph  common for Santa Ynez range and the adjacent western
portion of the  coast. Gusty Sundowner winds have the potential to
return Saturday and  Sunday nights as well.


$$

ECC030-151645-
Los Angeles County excluding Angeles National Forest-
Discussion for Los Angeles ECC Dispatch
338 PM PDT Wed May 14 2025



An overall troughing pattern and onshore flow is expected to last
through Saturday or Sunday, with minimum humidities away from the
coast  generally in the 20 to 40 percent range, except down to 12 to
25 percent for the Antelope Valley and the highest interior mountain
peaks. Monday into mid next week, a warming a drying trend is
expected, with the  potential for light offshore flow.

For the Antelope Valley and foothills, west to southwest winds will
increase each day, reaching 30 to 50 mph by Saturday. Winds will be
strongest in the afternoons and evenings, and there is a small risk
of  grass fires during periods of gusty winds. However overall fire
weather  conditions are on the low end through the weekend, compared
to  climatology for the time of year.

Coastal areas will see westerly gusts of 20 to 40 mph each afternoon
 and evening, strongest over the weekend. Sundowner winds will
continue  through tonight, with north to northwesterly gusts of
25 to 35 mph  common for Santa Ynez range and the adjacent western
portion of the  coast. Gusty Sundowner winds have the potential to
return Saturday and  Sunday nights as well.


$$