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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
413 AM PDT Sat Aug 16 2025

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

Winds are reducing across the region but will  remain breezy through
much of Saturday. Gusts will be strongest  directly along the coast,
mountain gaps/passes, and across the  higher terrain. Prefrontal
moisture will lead to an increase in RH overnight as well as coastal
drizzle and slight chances for light rain along the coast and in the
bays. Additional slight chances  for rain arrive along a passing
cold front for the northernmost  portions of the North Bay counties
Saturday evening. Temperatures cool after the front passes leading
to some improvement in  humidities into Sunday. The pattern shifts
into a ridge for the  next work week, leading to a compressing
marine layer and a steady warming trend. The increased warming and
drying will lead to  increasing fire concerns into the end of the
work week.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

A weak cold front is passing over the area this morning, bringing
midlevel clouds and increased moisture cooling  down highs into the
upper 80s and minimum RH to about 40-50  percent. Gusty winds will
continue with this frontal passage through Sunday with isolated
speeds up to 30-35 mph. RH recovery  will be very high the next
several nights at all elevations and  very light rain is along the
northern coast this morning.  Conditions this weekend will be
cooler, calmer, and or moist with  potential for showers and some
thunderstorms in Trinity County.


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ECC010-162315-
St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
413 AM PDT Sat Aug 16 2025

Winds are reducing across the region but will  remain breezy through
much of Saturday. Gusts will be strongest  directly along the coast,
mountain gaps/passes, and across the  higher terrain. Prefrontal
moisture will lead to an increase in RH overnight as well as coastal
drizzle and slight chances for light rain along the coast and in the
bays. Additional slight chances  for rain arrive along a passing
cold front for the northernmost  portions of the North Bay counties
Saturday evening. Temperatures cool after the front passes leading
to some improvement in  humidities into Sunday. The pattern shifts
into a ridge for the  next work week, leading to a compressing
marine layer and a steady warming trend. The increased warming and
drying will lead to  increasing fire concerns into the end of the
work week.

$$

ECC014-162315-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
413 AM PDT Sat Aug 16 2025

Winds are reducing across the region but will  remain breezy through
much of Saturday. Gusts will be strongest  directly along the coast,
mountain gaps/passes, and across the  higher terrain. Prefrontal
moisture will lead to an increase in RH overnight as well as coastal
drizzle and slight chances for light rain along the coast and in the
bays. Additional slight chances  for rain arrive along a passing
cold front for the northernmost  portions of the North Bay counties
Saturday evening. Temperatures cool after the front passes leading
to some improvement in  humidities into Sunday. The pattern shifts
into a ridge for the  next work week, leading to a compressing
marine layer and a steady warming trend. The increased warming and
drying will lead to  increasing fire concerns into the end of the
work week.

$$

ECC013-162315-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
413 AM PDT Sat Aug 16 2025

Winds are reducing across the region but will  remain breezy through
much of Saturday. Gusts will be strongest  directly along the coast,
mountain gaps/passes, and across the  higher terrain. Prefrontal
moisture will lead to an increase in RH overnight as well as coastal
drizzle and slight chances for light rain along the coast and in the
bays. Additional slight chances  for rain arrive along a passing
cold front for the northernmost  portions of the North Bay counties
Saturday evening. Temperatures cool after the front passes leading
to some improvement in  humidities into Sunday. The pattern shifts
into a ridge for the  next work week, leading to a compressing
marine layer and a steady warming trend. The increased warming and
drying will lead to  increasing fire concerns into the end of the
work week.

$$

ECC018-162315-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
413 AM PDT Sat Aug 16 2025

Winds are reducing across the region but will  remain breezy through
much of Saturday. Gusts will be strongest  directly along the coast,
mountain gaps/passes, and across the  higher terrain. Prefrontal
moisture will lead to an increase in RH overnight as well as coastal
drizzle and slight chances for light rain along the coast and in the
bays. Additional slight chances  for rain arrive along a passing
cold front for the northernmost  portions of the North Bay counties
Saturday evening. Temperatures cool after the front passes leading
to some improvement in  humidities into Sunday. The pattern shifts
into a ridge for the  next work week, leading to a compressing
marine layer and a steady warming trend. The increased warming and
drying will lead to  increasing fire concerns into the end of the
work week.

$$