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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
119 AM PDT Wed Oct 15 2025

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

Isolated rain shower activity will continue through the morning with
dry conditions expected by daybreak or shortly there after. A
warming and drying trend begins today and lasts  through Saturday.
Temperatures today will be 10-20 degrees below  normal and return to
near normal by Saturday. Light northerly  winds will develop
Thursday, giving way to light offshore winds  Friday and Saturday.
The recent widespread wetting rainfall will  keep fire weather
concerns minimal during this time.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

Conditions will only very slowly warm and dry  through the end of
the week with daytime RH near 30 percent and  highs near 80 degrees
for interior valleys by Friday. Another  rain system is most likely
late in the weekend.


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ECC010-152030-
St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
119 AM PDT Wed Oct 15 2025

Isolated rain shower activity will continue through the morning with
dry conditions expected by daybreak or shortly there after. A
warming and drying trend begins today and lasts  through Saturday.
Temperatures today will be 10-20 degrees below  normal and return to
near normal by Saturday. Light northerly  winds will develop
Thursday, giving way to light offshore winds  Friday and Saturday.
The recent widespread wetting rainfall will  keep fire weather
concerns minimal during this time.

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ECC014-152030-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
119 AM PDT Wed Oct 15 2025

Isolated rain shower activity will continue through the morning with
dry conditions expected by daybreak or shortly there after. A
warming and drying trend begins today and lasts  through Saturday.
Temperatures today will be 10-20 degrees below  normal and return to
near normal by Saturday. Light northerly  winds will develop
Thursday, giving way to light offshore winds  Friday and Saturday.
The recent widespread wetting rainfall will  keep fire weather
concerns minimal during this time.

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ECC013-152030-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
119 AM PDT Wed Oct 15 2025

Isolated rain shower activity will continue through the morning with
dry conditions expected by daybreak or shortly there after. A
warming and drying trend begins today and lasts  through Saturday.
Temperatures today will be 10-20 degrees below  normal and return to
near normal by Saturday. Light northerly  winds will develop
Thursday, giving way to light offshore winds  Friday and Saturday.
The recent widespread wetting rainfall will  keep fire weather
concerns minimal during this time.

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ECC018-152030-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
119 AM PDT Wed Oct 15 2025

Isolated rain shower activity will continue through the morning with
dry conditions expected by daybreak or shortly there after. A
warming and drying trend begins today and lasts  through Saturday.
Temperatures today will be 10-20 degrees below  normal and return to
near normal by Saturday. Light northerly  winds will develop
Thursday, giving way to light offshore winds  Friday and Saturday.
The recent widespread wetting rainfall will  keep fire weather
concerns minimal during this time.

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