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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
243 PM PDT Wed Jun 4 2025

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

ERC values continue to be around or below the 50th  percentile
across our area. Nighttime RH recovery will be good  from locations
generally impacted by the marine layer through the  end of the week,
along with daytime highs at or slightly below  normal. A gradual
warming trend looks to set in for the weekend  into the beginning of
next week.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

Dry conditions with low daytime humidity in the interior will
continue this week. High temperatures are forecast  to remain above
average through the week in the interior. Coastal  areas will remain
cooler with much higher humidities. Strong  northerly winds will
generally trend down for the remainder of the  week, however a few
ridges and coastal headlands will remain gusty on Thursday.
Otherwise, winds will become mostly diurnally driven and locally
gusty during the afternoons for the latter half of the week and into
the weekend. Hotter interior temperatures are forecast this weekend
while coastal areas see an increase in  stratus and perhaps fog.
There is a low chance for isolated thunderstorms with daytime
heating over the Klamath Mountains and Yolla Bolly`s Sunday through
Tuesday of next week.


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ECC010-050945-
St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
243 PM PDT Wed Jun 4 2025

ERC values continue to be around or below the 50th  percentile
across our area. Nighttime RH recovery will be good  from locations
generally impacted by the marine layer through the  end of the week,
along with daytime highs at or slightly below  normal. A gradual
warming trend looks to set in for the weekend  into the beginning of
next week.

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ECC014-050945-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
243 PM PDT Wed Jun 4 2025

ERC values continue to be around or below the 50th  percentile
across our area. Nighttime RH recovery will be good  from locations
generally impacted by the marine layer through the  end of the week,
along with daytime highs at or slightly below  normal. A gradual
warming trend looks to set in for the weekend  into the beginning of
next week.

$$

ECC013-050945-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
243 PM PDT Wed Jun 4 2025

ERC values continue to be around or below the 50th  percentile
across our area. Nighttime RH recovery will be good  from locations
generally impacted by the marine layer through the  end of the week,
along with daytime highs at or slightly below  normal. A gradual
warming trend looks to set in for the weekend  into the beginning of
next week.

$$

ECC018-050945-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
243 PM PDT Wed Jun 4 2025

ERC values continue to be around or below the 50th  percentile
across our area. Nighttime RH recovery will be good  from locations
generally impacted by the marine layer through the  end of the week,
along with daytime highs at or slightly below  normal. A gradual
warming trend looks to set in for the weekend  into the beginning of
next week.

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