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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
241 PM PDT Wed Jul 30 2025

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

Fire weather threat remains the highest in the  interior mountains
of the Central Coast as poor overnight humidity recoveries continue.
Elsewhere, humidity recoveries are good to  excellent. Breezy
onshore winds will develop each afternoon and  evening with stronger
gusts expected on Sunday and Monday.  Temperatures remain near to
slightly below seasonal averages  through the next week.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

Scattered to numerous thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and
evening - mainly over the Klamath Mountains.  Strong outflow winds
from storms may also result in rapid fire  spread on existing fires.
The risk for afternoon and evening  thunderstorms for the Klamath
Mountains is expected to continue on Thursday and Friday. Outside of
isolated thunderstorms, winds are generally expected to be fairly
light and terrain driven through  Friday. Interior temperatures are
generally expected to be around  or slightly below seasonal normals
with highs in the 80s to low  90s. Dry afternoon RHs in the 20s are
possible in the eastern  portions of the area, but good overnight
recoveries are likely.  Windier conditions will be possible Sunday
and Monday with passage of trough.


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ECC010-310945-
St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
241 PM PDT Wed Jul 30 2025

Fire weather threat remains the highest in the  interior mountains
of the Central Coast as poor overnight humidity recoveries continue.
Elsewhere, humidity recoveries are good to  excellent. Breezy
onshore winds will develop each afternoon and  evening with stronger
gusts expected on Sunday and Monday.  Temperatures remain near to
slightly below seasonal averages  through the next week.

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ECC014-310945-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
241 PM PDT Wed Jul 30 2025

Fire weather threat remains the highest in the  interior mountains
of the Central Coast as poor overnight humidity recoveries continue.
Elsewhere, humidity recoveries are good to  excellent. Breezy
onshore winds will develop each afternoon and  evening with stronger
gusts expected on Sunday and Monday.  Temperatures remain near to
slightly below seasonal averages  through the next week.

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ECC013-310945-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
241 PM PDT Wed Jul 30 2025

Fire weather threat remains the highest in the  interior mountains
of the Central Coast as poor overnight humidity recoveries continue.
Elsewhere, humidity recoveries are good to  excellent. Breezy
onshore winds will develop each afternoon and  evening with stronger
gusts expected on Sunday and Monday.  Temperatures remain near to
slightly below seasonal averages  through the next week.

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ECC018-310945-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
241 PM PDT Wed Jul 30 2025

Fire weather threat remains the highest in the  interior mountains
of the Central Coast as poor overnight humidity recoveries continue.
Elsewhere, humidity recoveries are good to  excellent. Breezy
onshore winds will develop each afternoon and  evening with stronger
gusts expected on Sunday and Monday.  Temperatures remain near to
slightly below seasonal averages  through the next week.

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