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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
1259 PM PDT Mon Apr 13 2026

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...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR...

Isolated to scattered rain showers and a low end potential of
thunderstorms will persist through Monday early evening,
especially across the Santa Cruz Mountains, Santa Lucia Range, and
southern Diablo Range. Conditions will begin to dry out and a
warming trend will continue through much of the workweek. Offshore
winds are possible Thursday and Friday, especially in the higher
elevations. The rainfall that has fallen will drastically increase
fuel moisture and decrease fire weather concerns in the short
term. The potential for unsettled weather looks to return early
next week.


...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA...

Near to slightly below normal temperatures today with clearing
skies. Chilly temperatures likely again tonight. Rain likely
returns by Wednesday. Near freezing or freezing low temperatures
are expected late in the week with more rain possible over the
weekend.


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ECC010-140800-
St Helena ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties
1259 PM PDT Mon Apr 13 2026

Conditions will begin to dry out and a warming trend will
continue through much of the workweek. Offshore winds are possible
Thursday and Friday, especially in the higher elevations. The
rainfall that has fallen will drastically increase fuel moisture
and decrease fire weather concerns in the short term. The
potential for unsettled weather looks to return early next week.

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ECC014-140800-
Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties
1259 PM PDT Mon Apr 13 2026

Isolated to scattered rain showers and a low end potential of
thunderstorms will persist through Monday early evening,
especially across the Santa Cruz Mountains, Santa Lucia Range, and
southern Diablo Range. Conditions will begin to dry out and a
warming trend will continue through much of the workweek. Offshore
winds are possible Thursday and Friday, especially in the higher
elevations. The rainfall that has fallen will drastically increase
fuel moisture and decrease fire weather concerns in the short
term. The potential for unsettled weather looks to return early
next week.

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ECC013-140800-
Felton ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties
1259 PM PDT Mon Apr 13 2026

Isolated to scattered rain showers and a low end potential of
thunderstorms will persist through Monday early evening,
especially across the Santa Cruz Mountains, Santa Lucia Range, and
southern Diablo Range. Conditions will begin to dry out and a
warming trend will continue through much of the workweek. Offshore
winds are possible Thursday and Friday, especially in the higher
elevations. The rainfall that has fallen will drastically increase
fuel moisture and decrease fire weather concerns in the short
term. The potential for unsettled weather looks to return early
next week.

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ECC018-140800-
Monterey ECC Dispatch-
DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County
1259 PM PDT Mon Apr 13 2026

Isolated to scattered rain showers and a low end potential of
thunderstorms will persist through Monday early evening,
especially across the Santa Cruz Mountains, Santa Lucia Range, and
southern Diablo Range. Conditions will begin to dry out and a
warming trend will continue through much of the workweek. Offshore
winds are possible Thursday and Friday, especially in the higher
elevations. The rainfall that has fallen will drastically increase
fuel moisture and decrease fire weather concerns in the short
term. The potential for unsettled weather looks to return early
next week.

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