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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA
341 PM PST Fri Mar 7 2025

ECC029-081745-
Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Vandenberg ECC Dispatch
341 PM PST Fri Mar 7 2025

...Discussion from Monterey...

The forecast has trended drier for the middle of next week. However,
fire weather concerns remain low with recent rainfall and cooler
than normal temperatures. ERC values are also low, generally 15-20%
below average for this time of year.

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



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

...DRY AND WARMER SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY... ...ADDITIONAL STORMS
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK, STRONGEST WEDNESDAY    INTO THURSDAY...

Some lingering moisture remains from yesterday`s storm system that
moved easts of our region. This moisture combined with some daytime
heating has resulted in isolated showers across LA and Ventura
counties this afternoon. There is also some gusty northwest to north
winds across the region today, strongest in the mountains and
southern Santa Barbara county where gusts of 25 to 45 mph have been
common.  For Saturday through Sunday, high pressure will build over
the area. This will bring a warming and drying trend to all areas.
No significant winds are expected through the weekend with just
diurnal winds developing.

The storm system that is expected to impact the region Monday into
early Tuesday looks to be tracking south away from us/ Beginning
Monday and continuing through most of next week, additional storms
will impact the region. The first storm will impact the area on
Monday and Tuesday with a second storm following behind for
Wednesday and Thursday. Initial rainfall estimates for the first
storm are generally under 0.50 inches. For the second storm, more
significant rainfall is expected with widespread amounts of 1 to
2 inches for many coastal and valley areas, and 2 to 4 inches in the
foothills an mountains. In addition, there will be the potential for
heavy mountain snow, strong winds, and low snow level


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ECC028-081745-
Santa Barbara County excluding Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Santa Barbara ECC Dispatch
341 PM PST Fri Mar 7 2025

...DRY AND WARMER SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY... ...ADDITIONAL STORMS
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK, STRONGEST WEDNESDAY    INTO THURSDAY...

Some lingering moisture remains from yesterday`s storm system that
moved easts of our region. This moisture combined with some daytime
heating has resulted in isolated showers across LA and Ventura
counties this afternoon. There is also some gusty northwest to north
winds across the region today, strongest in the mountains and
southern Santa Barbara county where gusts of 25 to 45 mph have been
common.  For Saturday through Sunday, high pressure will build over
the area. This will bring a warming and drying trend to all areas.
No significant winds are expected through the weekend with just
diurnal winds developing.

The storm system that is expected to impact the region Monday into
early Tuesday looks to be tracking south away from us/ Beginning
Monday and continuing through most of next week, additional storms
will impact the region. The first storm will impact the area on
Monday and Tuesday with a second storm following behind for
Wednesday and Thursday. Initial rainfall estimates for the first
storm are generally under 0.50 inches. For the second storm, more
significant rainfall is expected with widespread amounts of 1 to
2 inches for many coastal and valley areas, and 2 to 4 inches in the
foothills an mountains. In addition, there will be the potential for
heavy mountain snow, strong winds, and low snow level


$$

ECC031-081745-
Angeles National Forest-
Discussion for Lancaster ECC Dispatch
341 PM PST Fri Mar 7 2025

...DRY AND WARMER SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY... ...ADDITIONAL STORMS
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK, STRONGEST WEDNESDAY    INTO THURSDAY...

Some lingering moisture remains from yesterday`s storm system that
moved easts of our region. This moisture combined with some daytime
heating has resulted in isolated showers across LA and Ventura
counties this afternoon. There is also some gusty northwest to north
winds across the region today, strongest in the mountains and
southern Santa Barbara county where gusts of 25 to 45 mph have been
common.  For Saturday through Sunday, high pressure will build over
the area. This will bring a warming and drying trend to all areas.
No significant winds are expected through the weekend with just
diurnal winds developing.

The storm system that is expected to impact the region Monday into
early Tuesday looks to be tracking south away from us/ Beginning
Monday and continuing through most of next week, additional storms
will impact the region. The first storm will impact the area on
Monday and Tuesday with a second storm following behind for
Wednesday and Thursday. Initial rainfall estimates for the first
storm are generally under 0.50 inches. For the second storm, more
significant rainfall is expected with widespread amounts of 1 to
2 inches for many coastal and valley areas, and 2 to 4 inches in the
foothills an mountains. In addition, there will be the potential for
heavy mountain snow, strong winds, and low snow level


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ECC024-081745-
San Luis Obispo County-
Discussion for San Luis Obispo ECC Dispatch
341 PM PST Fri Mar 7 2025

...DRY AND WARMER SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY... ...ADDITIONAL STORMS
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK, STRONGEST WEDNESDAY    INTO THURSDAY...

Some lingering moisture remains from yesterday`s storm system that
moved easts of our region. This moisture combined with some daytime
heating has resulted in isolated showers across LA and Ventura
counties this afternoon. There is also some gusty northwest to north
winds across the region today, strongest in the mountains and
southern Santa Barbara county where gusts of 25 to 45 mph have been
common.  For Saturday through Sunday, high pressure will build over
the area. This will bring a warming and drying trend to all areas.
No significant winds are expected through the weekend with just
diurnal winds developing.

The storm system that is expected to impact the region Monday into
early Tuesday looks to be tracking south away from us/ Beginning
Monday and continuing through most of next week, additional storms
will impact the region. The first storm will impact the area on
Monday and Tuesday with a second storm following behind for
Wednesday and Thursday. Initial rainfall estimates for the first
storm are generally under 0.50 inches. For the second storm, more
significant rainfall is expected with widespread amounts of 1 to
2 inches for many coastal and valley areas, and 2 to 4 inches in the
foothills an mountains. In addition, there will be the potential for
heavy mountain snow, strong winds, and low snow level


$$

ECC032-081745-
Ventura County excluding Los Padres National Forest-
Discussion for Ventura ECC Dispatch
341 PM PST Fri Mar 7 2025

...DRY AND WARMER SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY... ...ADDITIONAL STORMS
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK, STRONGEST WEDNESDAY    INTO THURSDAY...

Some lingering moisture remains from yesterday`s storm system that
moved easts of our region. This moisture combined with some daytime
heating has resulted in isolated showers across LA and Ventura
counties this afternoon. There is also some gusty northwest to north
winds across the region today, strongest in the mountains and
southern Santa Barbara county where gusts of 25 to 45 mph have been
common.  For Saturday through Sunday, high pressure will build over
the area. This will bring a warming and drying trend to all areas.
No significant winds are expected through the weekend with just
diurnal winds developing.

The storm system that is expected to impact the region Monday into
early Tuesday looks to be tracking south away from us/ Beginning
Monday and continuing through most of next week, additional storms
will impact the region. The first storm will impact the area on
Monday and Tuesday with a second storm following behind for
Wednesday and Thursday. Initial rainfall estimates for the first
storm are generally under 0.50 inches. For the second storm, more
significant rainfall is expected with widespread amounts of 1 to
2 inches for many coastal and valley areas, and 2 to 4 inches in the
foothills an mountains. In addition, there will be the potential for
heavy mountain snow, strong winds, and low snow level


$$

ECC030-081745-
Los Angeles County excluding Angeles National Forest-
Discussion for Los Angeles ECC Dispatch
341 PM PST Fri Mar 7 2025

...DRY AND WARMER SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY... ...ADDITIONAL STORMS
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK, STRONGEST WEDNESDAY    INTO THURSDAY...

Some lingering moisture remains from yesterday`s storm system that
moved easts of our region. This moisture combined with some daytime
heating has resulted in isolated showers across LA and Ventura
counties this afternoon. There is also some gusty northwest to north
winds across the region today, strongest in the mountains and
southern Santa Barbara county where gusts of 25 to 45 mph have been
common.  For Saturday through Sunday, high pressure will build over
the area. This will bring a warming and drying trend to all areas.
No significant winds are expected through the weekend with just
diurnal winds developing.

The storm system that is expected to impact the region Monday into
early Tuesday looks to be tracking south away from us/ Beginning
Monday and continuing through most of next week, additional storms
will impact the region. The first storm will impact the area on
Monday and Tuesday with a second storm following behind for
Wednesday and Thursday. Initial rainfall estimates for the first
storm are generally under 0.50 inches. For the second storm, more
significant rainfall is expected with widespread amounts of 1 to
2 inches for many coastal and valley areas, and 2 to 4 inches in the
foothills an mountains. In addition, there will be the potential for
heavy mountain snow, strong winds, and low snow level


$$