Tsunami Landslide Storm

Tsunami Landslide Storm

Monday, September 29, 2014

Warm and dry weather this week




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Overview

Significant warming and drying will develop this week as moderate to strong offshore flow develops. Gusty Northeast flow will develop on Tuesday and continue through early Wednesday. The gusty offshore flow will produce above normal temperatures and much lower relative humidity mid week into next weekend. 

CONFIDENCE
·  Moderate to High

TIMING
·  Heat Concerns
o The warmest days will be Thursday through Saturday
·  Fire Weather Concerns
o Tuesday Night and Wednesday Night
LOCATIONS
·  Heat Concerns
o Entire Bay Area
·  Fire Weather Concerns
o North and East Bay Hills





IMPACTS

*Hazards:
·  No watches/warnings/advisories are in effect at this time. 

*Impact 1 (Fire Weather) :
·  Combination of drying fuels...gusty winds and poor humidity recoveries will create heightened fire weather concerns. 
·  Relative humidity recoveries will be lowest Wednesday Night and early Thursday Morning.

*Impact 2 (Wind):
·  Gusty northeast winds will develop Tuesday Night and peak early Wednesday Morning. Northeast winds will gust in the 25 to 35 mph range.

*Impact 3 (Heat):
·  Gradual warming will occur through next weekend, but the warmest days will be Thursday and Friday.  
·  High Temperatures on Thursday and Friday will be 70s and 80s along the Coast/Bay and 80s and 90s inland. Highs will be 10 to 15 degrees above normal. 
·  See attached image for more details.

NWS will continue to provide email updates if the forecast changes.

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