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ECCDA Discussions

National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

309 PM PST Tue Feb 3 2026



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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...



Warm and dry conditions will persist through the week, with

temperatures peaking Wednesday then gradually cooling back toward

seasonal averages by the weekend. A slow moving  offshore trough

will slowly shift southeast toward SOCAL while a  secondary trough

brings increasing chances for wetting rain by the end of the weekend

into the beginning of next week.





...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...



..Unseasonably warm and dry conditions will build into midweek,

especially for the coast where highs could reach  near 70. RH will

be especially dry at mid and upper elevations,  as low as 20 percent

during the day with poor overnight  recoveries. Light to moderate

easterly winds will build in  through Thursday with some gusts up to

15 mph in exposed areas.  More moist and cooler conditions will

return this weekend with  light wetting rain most likely across the

area. 





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ECC010-041115-

St Helena ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties

309 PM PST Tue Feb 3 2026



Warm and dry conditions will persist through the week, with

temperatures peaking Wednesday then gradually cooling back toward

seasonal averages by the weekend. A slow moving  offshore trough

will slowly shift southeast toward SOCAL while a  secondary trough

brings increasing chances for wetting rain by the end of the weekend

into the beginning of next week.



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ECC014-041115-

Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties

309 PM PST Tue Feb 3 2026



Warm and dry conditions will persist through the week, with

temperatures peaking Wednesday then gradually cooling back toward

seasonal averages by the weekend. A slow moving  offshore trough

will slowly shift southeast toward SOCAL while a  secondary trough

brings increasing chances for wetting rain by the end of the weekend

into the beginning of next week.



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ECC013-041115-

Felton ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties

309 PM PST Tue Feb 3 2026



Warm and dry conditions will persist through the week, with

temperatures peaking Wednesday then gradually cooling back toward

seasonal averages by the weekend. A slow moving  offshore trough

will slowly shift southeast toward SOCAL while a  secondary trough

brings increasing chances for wetting rain by the end of the weekend

into the beginning of next week.



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ECC018-041115-

Monterey ECC Dispatch-

DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County

309 PM PST Tue Feb 3 2026



Warm and dry conditions will persist through the week, with

temperatures peaking Wednesday then gradually cooling back toward

seasonal averages by the weekend. A slow moving  offshore trough

will slowly shift southeast toward SOCAL while a  secondary trough

brings increasing chances for wetting rain by the end of the weekend

into the beginning of next week.



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