Land Management Forecasts
Issued by NWS Los Angeles, CA
Issued by NWS Los Angeles, CA
475 FNUS86 KLOX 011738 FWLLOX ECCDA Discussions National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA 1038 AM PDT Tue Oct 1 2024 ECC029-021145- Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Vandenberg ECC Dispatch 1038 AM PDT Tue Oct 1 2024 ...Discussion from Monterey... ...Near critical fire weather concerns through the late week for most of the District as temperatures rise well above average and humidities reduce allowing fuels to dry to critical levels... ...A FIRE WEATHER WATCH remains in effect for portions of Monterey County Wednesday and Thursday for critical fire conditions possible as winds increase through that area... Hot and dry conditions to impact the district over the next several days with dangerous heat and elevated fire weather conditions. Daytime humidity will reach into the low teens or upper single digits, with poor overnight recoveries (around 20%) in the thermal belts. Overall winds speeds are expected to remain gentle to moderate, with some potential for breezier and gusty winds for interior mountains and Central Coast. Note : All winds are 20-foot Winds Unless otherwise specified. Thunderstorms imply strong, gusty and erratic winds. ...Discussion from Los Angeles/Oxnard... ...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT THROUGH 8 PM PDT THURSDAY FOR THE WESTERN SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS AND HIGHWAY 14 CORRIDOR... ...FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING FOR THE INTERIOR MOUNTAINS OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AND SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES INCLUDING THE SANTA LUCIAS... ...HOT AND DRY WITH ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THROUGH THURSDAY FOR THE REMAINING MOUNTAINS, DESERTS, VALLEYS, AND CENTRAL COAST DUE TO WITH LARGE VERTICAL PLUME GROWTH POTENTIAL... ...POTENTIAL CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH GUSTY OFFSHORE FLOW SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK... Extremely hot and dry conditions remain on track through Thursday. Temperatures will peak on Wednesday with highs between 100 and 110 common in the valleys and mountains, as well as parts of the Central Coast. With some cool air aloft, mixing heights will be extreme and reach 12,000 to 20,000 feet over most areas each afternoon. Minimum humidities between 5 and 15 percent will be common in the mountains and valleys, especially on Wednesday. Fairly typical diurnal wind gusts in the 15 to 25 mph range will be common, generally offshore in the morning and onshore in the afternoon. The Highway 14 Corridor and the Santa Lucia Mountains will likely see some localized stronger gusts up to 35 mph, especially Wednesday and Thursday morning. Considering the fairly widespread critically dry fuels and the high risk for large plume dominated fires, widespread elevated fire weather conditions are expected through Thursday. Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches are in effect for the highest risk areas that also have some locally enhanced winds. Improved but still dry conditions expected on Friday. North to northeast flow will steadily increase and expand as early as Saturday but focused Sunday through Monday of next week. While there is a significant range of outcomes, there is a moderate risk for Red Flag conditions over any county. $$ ECC028-021145- Santa Barbara County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Santa Barbara ECC Dispatch 1038 AM PDT Tue Oct 1 2024 ...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT THROUGH 8 PM PDT THURSDAY FOR THE WESTERN SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS AND HIGHWAY 14 CORRIDOR... ...FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING FOR THE INTERIOR MOUNTAINS OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AND SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES INCLUDING THE SANTA LUCIAS... ...HOT AND DRY WITH ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THROUGH THURSDAY FOR THE REMAINING MOUNTAINS, DESERTS, VALLEYS, AND CENTRAL COAST DUE TO WITH LARGE VERTICAL PLUME GROWTH POTENTIAL... ...POTENTIAL CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH GUSTY OFFSHORE FLOW SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK... Extremely hot and dry conditions remain on track through Thursday. Temperatures will peak on Wednesday with highs between 100 and 110 common in the valleys and mountains, as well as parts of the Central Coast. With some cool air aloft, mixing heights will be extreme and reach 12,000 to 20,000 feet over most areas each afternoon. Minimum humidities between 5 and 15 percent will be common in the mountains and valleys, especially on Wednesday. Fairly typical diurnal wind gusts in the 15 to 25 mph range will be common, generally offshore in the morning and onshore in the afternoon. The Highway 14 Corridor and the Santa Lucia Mountains will likely see some localized stronger gusts up to 35 mph, especially Wednesday and Thursday morning. Considering the fairly widespread critically dry fuels and the high risk for large plume dominated fires, widespread elevated fire weather conditions are expected through Thursday. Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches are in effect for the highest risk areas that also have some locally enhanced winds. Improved but still dry conditions expected on Friday. North to northeast flow will steadily increase and expand as early as Saturday but focused Sunday through Monday of next week. While there is a significant range of outcomes, there is a moderate risk for Red Flag conditions over any county. $$ ECC031-021145- Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Lancaster ECC Dispatch 1038 AM PDT Tue Oct 1 2024 ...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT THROUGH 8 PM PDT THURSDAY FOR THE WESTERN SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS AND HIGHWAY 14 CORRIDOR... ...FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING FOR THE INTERIOR MOUNTAINS OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AND SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES INCLUDING THE SANTA LUCIAS... ...HOT AND DRY WITH ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THROUGH THURSDAY FOR THE REMAINING MOUNTAINS, DESERTS, VALLEYS, AND CENTRAL COAST DUE TO WITH LARGE VERTICAL PLUME GROWTH POTENTIAL... ...POTENTIAL CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH GUSTY OFFSHORE FLOW SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK... Extremely hot and dry conditions remain on track through Thursday. Temperatures will peak on Wednesday with highs between 100 and 110 common in the valleys and mountains, as well as parts of the Central Coast. With some cool air aloft, mixing heights will be extreme and reach 12,000 to 20,000 feet over most areas each afternoon. Minimum humidities between 5 and 15 percent will be common in the mountains and valleys, especially on Wednesday. Fairly typical diurnal wind gusts in the 15 to 25 mph range will be common, generally offshore in the morning and onshore in the afternoon. The Highway 14 Corridor and the Santa Lucia Mountains will likely see some localized stronger gusts up to 35 mph, especially Wednesday and Thursday morning. Considering the fairly widespread critically dry fuels and the high risk for large plume dominated fires, widespread elevated fire weather conditions are expected through Thursday. Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches are in effect for the highest risk areas that also have some locally enhanced winds. Improved but still dry conditions expected on Friday. North to northeast flow will steadily increase and expand as early as Saturday but focused Sunday through Monday of next week. While there is a significant range of outcomes, there is a moderate risk for Red Flag conditions over any county. $$ ECC024-021145- San Luis Obispo County- Discussion for San Luis Obispo ECC Dispatch 1038 AM PDT Tue Oct 1 2024 ...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT THROUGH 8 PM PDT THURSDAY FOR THE WESTERN SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS AND HIGHWAY 14 CORRIDOR... ...FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING FOR THE INTERIOR MOUNTAINS OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AND SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES INCLUDING THE SANTA LUCIAS... ...HOT AND DRY WITH ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THROUGH THURSDAY FOR THE REMAINING MOUNTAINS, DESERTS, VALLEYS, AND CENTRAL COAST DUE TO WITH LARGE VERTICAL PLUME GROWTH POTENTIAL... ...POTENTIAL CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH GUSTY OFFSHORE FLOW SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK... Extremely hot and dry conditions remain on track through Thursday. Temperatures will peak on Wednesday with highs between 100 and 110 common in the valleys and mountains, as well as parts of the Central Coast. With some cool air aloft, mixing heights will be extreme and reach 12,000 to 20,000 feet over most areas each afternoon. Minimum humidities between 5 and 15 percent will be common in the mountains and valleys, especially on Wednesday. Fairly typical diurnal wind gusts in the 15 to 25 mph range will be common, generally offshore in the morning and onshore in the afternoon. The Highway 14 Corridor and the Santa Lucia Mountains will likely see some localized stronger gusts up to 35 mph, especially Wednesday and Thursday morning. Considering the fairly widespread critically dry fuels and the high risk for large plume dominated fires, widespread elevated fire weather conditions are expected through Thursday. Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches are in effect for the highest risk areas that also have some locally enhanced winds. Improved but still dry conditions expected on Friday. North to northeast flow will steadily increase and expand as early as Saturday but focused Sunday through Monday of next week. While there is a significant range of outcomes, there is a moderate risk for Red Flag conditions over any county. $$ ECC032-021145- Ventura County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Ventura ECC Dispatch 1038 AM PDT Tue Oct 1 2024 ...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT THROUGH 8 PM PDT THURSDAY FOR THE WESTERN SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS AND HIGHWAY 14 CORRIDOR... ...FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING FOR THE INTERIOR MOUNTAINS OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AND SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES INCLUDING THE SANTA LUCIAS... ...HOT AND DRY WITH ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THROUGH THURSDAY FOR THE REMAINING MOUNTAINS, DESERTS, VALLEYS, AND CENTRAL COAST DUE TO WITH LARGE VERTICAL PLUME GROWTH POTENTIAL... ...POTENTIAL CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH GUSTY OFFSHORE FLOW SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK... Extremely hot and dry conditions remain on track through Thursday. Temperatures will peak on Wednesday with highs between 100 and 110 common in the valleys and mountains, as well as parts of the Central Coast. With some cool air aloft, mixing heights will be extreme and reach 12,000 to 20,000 feet over most areas each afternoon. Minimum humidities between 5 and 15 percent will be common in the mountains and valleys, especially on Wednesday. Fairly typical diurnal wind gusts in the 15 to 25 mph range will be common, generally offshore in the morning and onshore in the afternoon. The Highway 14 Corridor and the Santa Lucia Mountains will likely see some localized stronger gusts up to 35 mph, especially Wednesday and Thursday morning. Considering the fairly widespread critically dry fuels and the high risk for large plume dominated fires, widespread elevated fire weather conditions are expected through Thursday. Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches are in effect for the highest risk areas that also have some locally enhanced winds. Improved but still dry conditions expected on Friday. North to northeast flow will steadily increase and expand as early as Saturday but focused Sunday through Monday of next week. While there is a significant range of outcomes, there is a moderate risk for Red Flag conditions over any county. $$ ECC030-021145- Los Angeles County excluding Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Los Angeles ECC Dispatch 1038 AM PDT Tue Oct 1 2024 ...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT THROUGH 8 PM PDT THURSDAY FOR THE WESTERN SAN GABRIEL MOUNTAINS AND HIGHWAY 14 CORRIDOR... ...FIRE WEATHER WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH THURSDAY EVENING FOR THE INTERIOR MOUNTAINS OF SAN LUIS OBISPO AND SANTA BARBARA COUNTIES INCLUDING THE SANTA LUCIAS... ...HOT AND DRY WITH ELEVATED FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THROUGH THURSDAY FOR THE REMAINING MOUNTAINS, DESERTS, VALLEYS, AND CENTRAL COAST DUE TO WITH LARGE VERTICAL PLUME GROWTH POTENTIAL... ...POTENTIAL CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS WITH GUSTY OFFSHORE FLOW SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY OF NEXT WEEK... Extremely hot and dry conditions remain on track through Thursday. Temperatures will peak on Wednesday with highs between 100 and 110 common in the valleys and mountains, as well as parts of the Central Coast. With some cool air aloft, mixing heights will be extreme and reach 12,000 to 20,000 feet over most areas each afternoon. Minimum humidities between 5 and 15 percent will be common in the mountains and valleys, especially on Wednesday. Fairly typical diurnal wind gusts in the 15 to 25 mph range will be common, generally offshore in the morning and onshore in the afternoon. The Highway 14 Corridor and the Santa Lucia Mountains will likely see some localized stronger gusts up to 35 mph, especially Wednesday and Thursday morning. Considering the fairly widespread critically dry fuels and the high risk for large plume dominated fires, widespread elevated fire weather conditions are expected through Thursday. Red Flag Warnings and Fire Weather Watches are in effect for the highest risk areas that also have some locally enhanced winds. Improved but still dry conditions expected on Friday. North to northeast flow will steadily increase and expand as early as Saturday but focused Sunday through Monday of next week. While there is a significant range of outcomes, there is a moderate risk for Red Flag conditions over any county. $$