912 FNUS86 KMFR 162001 FWLMFR ECCDA Discussions for Yreka and Modoc California Dispatch Areas NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MEDFORD OR 101 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 ECC002-171415- West Yreka- Discussion for Western Klamath 101 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 ...Low RH combined with breezy winds this afternoon... Warm and dry weather persists today with some single digit RHs possible and breezy winds across NorCal. The combination of low RH and breezy winds will lead to elevated fire weather concerns this afternoon. Moderate to locally poor ridgetop RH recoveries are expected tonight into Saturday morning. A cooling trend is expected this weekend but temperature could still be about 5 degrees above normal. Low pressure offshore will bring low end rain chances early next week in addition to cooler below normal temperatures through next week. $$ ECC102-171415- East Yreka- Discussion for Eastern Klamath 101 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 ...Low RH combined with breezy winds this afternoon... Warm and dry weather persists today with some single digit RHs possible and breezy winds across NorCal. The combination of low RH and breezy winds will lead to elevated fire weather concerns this afternoon. Moderate to locally poor ridgetop RH recoveries are expected tonight into Saturday morning. A cooling trend is expected this weekend but temperature could still be about 5 degrees above normal. Low pressure offshore will bring low end rain chances early next week in addition to cooler below normal temperatures through next week. $$ ECC003-171415- Alturas- Discussion for Modoc 101 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 ...Low RH combined with breezy winds this afternoon... Warm and dry weather persists today with some single digit RHs possible and breezy winds across NorCal. The combination of low RH and breezy winds will lead to elevated fire weather concerns this afternoon. Moderate to locally poor ridgetop RH recoveries are expected tonight into Saturday morning. A cooling trend is expected this weekend but temperature could still be about 5 degrees above normal. Low pressure offshore will bring low end rain chances early next week in addition to cooler below normal temperatures through next week. $$  112 FNUS86 KMTR 162004 FWLMTR ECCDA Discussions National Weather Service SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA 104 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 ##################################################################### ## ## ## Discussions from the latest FWF below ## ## ## ##################################################################### ...Discussion from SFOFWFMTR... ...NEAR CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER CONDITIONS THROUGH SATURDAY DUE TO WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS AND POOR HUMIDITY RECOVERY FOR THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS... Offshore winds, poor relative humidity values, and warm weather continue to result in critical to near critical fire weather conditions across the higher elevations through Saturday. Temperatures begin to cool on Sunday due to a pattern change that is likely to bring unsettled weather to the region early next week. Flow shifts to onshore, RH values improve, and the marine layer tries to re-establish itself. Chances for light rain showers remain in the forecast through early next week. However, chances for wetting rains look to be best over the north Central Coast. ...Discussion from SFOFWFEKA... A warming and drying trend continues. Interior valleys will again hit the 90s today with minimum RH less than 15 percent. Recoveries will be poor for one one more night. Moderate northeast winds persist along interior ridges this morning with stronger and more widespread winds in eastern Lake County. Where strong, wind and dry air will create critical fire weather conditions through the morning. Winds will generally weaken through the day Friday but leave behind exceptionally dry air with RH near 10 percent. A cold front arrives this weekend leading to a cooling and moistening trend. ##################################################################### ## ## ## Complete a discussion for each ECCDA segment below ## ## When done click transmit, product sent as KMTRFWLMTR ## ## ## ##################################################################### ECC010-170815- St Helena ECC Dispatch- DISCUSSION FOR Marin and Sonoma and Napa Counties 104 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 Offshore winds, poor relative humidity values, and warm weather continue to result in critical to near critical fire weather conditions across the higher elevations through Saturday. Temperatures begin to cool on Sunday due to a pattern change that is likely to bring unsettled weather to the region early next week. Flow shifts to onshore, RH values improve, and the marine layer tries to re-establish itself. Chances for light rain showers remain in the forecast through early next week. However, chances for wetting rains remain low at this time. $$ ECC014-170815- Morgan Hill ECC Dispatch- DISCUSSION FOR Alameda and Contra Costa and Santa Clara Counties 104 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 Offshore winds, poor relative humidity values, and warm weather continue to result in critical to near critical fire weather conditions across the higher elevations through Saturday. Temperatures begin to cool on Sunday due to a pattern change that is likely to bring unsettled weather to the region early next week. Flow shifts to onshore, RH values improve, and the marine layer tries to re-establish itself. Chances for light rain showers remain in the forecast through early next week. However, chances for wetting rains remain low at this time. $$ ECC013-170815- Felton ECC Dispatch- DISCUSSION FOR Santa Cruz and San Mateo Counties 104 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 Offshore winds, poor relative humidity values, and warm weather continue to result in critical to near critical fire weather conditions across the higher elevations through Saturday. Temperatures begin to cool on Sunday due to a pattern change that is likely to bring unsettled weather to the region early next week. Flow shifts to onshore, RH values improve, and the marine layer tries to re-establish itself. Chances for light rain showers remain in the forecast through early next week. However, chances for wetting rains look to be best over the north Central Coast. $$ ECC018-170815- Monterey ECC Dispatch- DISCUSSION FOR Monterey and San Benito County 104 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 Offshore winds, poor relative humidity values, and warm weather continue to result in critical to near critical fire weather conditions across the higher elevations through Saturday. Temperatures begin to cool on Sunday due to a pattern change that is likely to bring unsettled weather to the region early next week. Flow shifts to onshore, RH values improve, and the marine layer tries to re-establish itself. Chances for light rain showers remain in the forecast through early next week. However, chances for wetting rains look to be best over the north Central Coast. $$  132 FNUS85 KREV 162019 FWLREV ECCDA Discussions National Weather Service Reno NV 119 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 ECC004-009-172030- Lassen NF and BLM in Modoc, Lassen, and Washoe Counties-Plumas NF- Discussion for Susanville and Quincy 119 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 Warm, dry weather persists through the weekend. Southeast gusts to 30 mph will elevate fire weather concerns this afternoon north and east of Susanville. Winds ease this weekend, then increase again Monday. Cooler weather with shower chances return by mid- late next week. $$ ECC012-016-017-172030- Tahoe Basin, Sierra Foothills and El Dorado NF- Sierra Front in Alpine county- Inyo NF, Mono County and Owens Valley- Discussion for Camino, SF, and Inyo 119 PM PDT Fri Oct 16 2026 Warm, dry weather persists through the weekend. Lingering east winds near and west of the Sierra crest will becoming light this evening through the weekend, then increase again Monday. Cooler weather with rain and mountain snow chances return by mid-late next week. $$