| Issued: | Saturday, July 04, 2009 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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isolated thunderstorms for far NE CA this afternoon. Temperatures remaining
seasonably hot...about 5 deg above normal for most areas. Along the immediate coast...significant
cooling is expected...as the marine layer has deepened to near 2000 ft. SW to W winds will be increasing thru the
weekend...with locally critical winds over NE CA and the Eastside by Sunday
afternoon. High Risk Days have been issued for PSA's NC06 and NC08 for
afternoon winds of 20-35 mph with localized gusts near 40 mph. The only other short term issue would be a
small thunderstorm threat late Sunday along the Oregon border and far NW CA
as the 1st cold front moves thru. Will
continue to monitor this situation.
Otherwise...next week will be significantly cooler...with moderate to
strong SW to W winds and a gradual rise in humidity levels...but no
significant widespread precipitation is expected thru the period. -Basil- |
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| Valid For: | Today | Valid For: | Sunday | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| Coast
Range Westward: A cooling trend with increasing wind and higher RH through Wednesday. Sacramento Valley and surrounding foothills: A cooling trend with increasing wind and higher RH through Wednesday. Cascade-Sierra Nevada from 3500’ to Crest, NE California and NW Nevada: A cooling trend with increasing wind and higher RH through Wednesday. Strong and gusty S-SW winds with low RH east of the crest Mon-Tue. |
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