INTERAGENCY FIRE WEATHER CENTER – PREDICTIVE SERVICES UNIT

0900 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7,  2009

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COORDINATION CENTER

RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA

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Near normal temperatures and humidity will continue over most of the region today as a weak trough remains over California. Temperatures will warm and humidity will become low Sunday and Monday as a weak ridge of high pressure builds into California from the Pacific Ocean. There will be a cooling trend and an increase in humidity Tuesday through the end of next week as another Pacific trough moves over California. Light showers still look possible over most of the region Thursday. Winds will be fairly light over most of the region through the middle of next week. There will be gusty westerly winds over the mountains and deserts Thursday. END/Shameson