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Dense Fog Advisory in effect through 9 am Monday for Northern Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay. Visibility less than one mile at times.

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Fire Weather Watch for the Santa Lucia Mountains, the Los Padres Forest as well as the Mountains of San Benito County has been upgraded to a Red Flag Warning, valid through noon today. Mix of wet and dry thunderstorms possible through noon today. Lightning strikes in combination with drier fuels at higher elevations (above 2500 feet) may lead to easier fire starts.

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A larger southerly swell associated with Hurricane Jova will result in an increased risk for dangerous rip currents and larger breaking waves of 4 to 8 feet for south facing beaches. Beach Hazards Statement is in effect mainly for south facing beaches along the Monterey Bay and Big Sur coastlines Saturday morning through Sunday morning.

#CW #POTA Activation # 4 is in the books after a quick one this morning. #MTR-4B V2 made its first outing with a 12v LiPo on 40m for 12 QSOs on a 49:1 Tufteln EFHW QRP. N9UH and WD4DAN are both tied at 2 out of my total 4 CW Activations so far. Thanks hunters!

@breadandcircuses "unscientifically emotional" is quite brutal but definitely a line of attack by tabloid press, denialists and the useful idiot TV/radio host

#mtr #Australia #Environment #Climate #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency

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Critical fire weather conditions will exist Tuesday night through Wednesday evening for locations in the interior North Bay mountains, especially for far eastern Napa county. North winds gusting 35-40 mph in the higher terrain, combined with low humidity of 13-20 percent will create conditions conducive for rapid fire spread.

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Warm temperatures continue today, with highs from the upper 80s to the 90s in the inland valleys, and the upper 60s to lower 70s at the coast. A moderate HeatRisk continues inland, meaning that there's a moderate risk for heat related illnesses for sensitive populations. Wind gusts will also increase today, with the highest gusts up to 25 to 35 miles per hour near the coast and through valleys.

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Warmer temperatures expected today and tomorrow with temperatures in low to upper 90s for inland portions of our forecast area. Today will be the warmest day with more widespread areas of Moderate HeatRisk with some pixels of Major (high) HeatRisk.

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Moderate heat risk persists for much of the interior today, as highs reach the 90s to the low 100s. This means those that are sensitive to heat (those without adequate cooling and hydration) may be impacted by heat-related illnesses. Never leave children and pets unattended, avoid strenuous activities during the hottest part of the day, and stay hydrated and take plenty of breaks.

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Max temperatures today and tomorrow will be in the upper 80s to low100s for inland spots with Tuesday being slightly warmer.

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Hot temperatures will prevail through Saturday. A moderate HeatRisk will exist for heat sensitive populations and those without adequate cooling or hydration. Inland highs will reach the upper 80s to lower 100s with cooler temps along the coast. #cawx

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Dense Fog Advisory in effect from 3 am tonight through 10 am Saturday for San Mateo Pacific Coast, Monterey Bay, Monterey Bay Coastline, and northern Salinas Valley. Visibility less than one mile at times.

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Hot temperatures arrive for inland areas tomorrow and last into Saturday. A moderate HeatRisk will exist for heat sensitive populations and those without adequate cooling or hydration. Inland highs will reach the upper 80s to lower 100s with cooler temps along the coast. #cawx

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A moderate heat risk exists for most inland areas, which is a 3 out of 5 on the heat risk scale. Moderate heat risk means those who are sensitive to heat, especially those without effective cooling or adequate hydration, could be negatively impacted by the heat. Be sure to practice heat safety Friday into Saturday by taking lots of breaks, staying hydrated, seek air conditioning if possible.

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A Heat Advisory has been issued for the North Bay interior mountains, East Bay hills and valleys, central and eastern Santa Clara County, and the interior Central Coast (Monterey and San Benito Counties). Initial warm up begins Thursday with temps in the upper 80s for most, 90s inland. Friday and Saturday expected to be the hottest with widespread temps in the 90s, inland areas up to 105-108. The coast remains in the upper 60s to lower 70s.

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High temperatures in the low 90s to the upper 100s are expected across the interior valleys from Saturday into Sunday. Night time temperatures will not cool as much as usual, thus not providing much relief, especially further inland and in the hills above the marine layer. There is a moderate (orange) to major (red) HeatRisk for the inland areas. Moderate risk means that those most people sensitive to heat, such as those without adequate shelter, could be impacted. Major heat risk means that anyone without effective cooling and/or adequate hydration will be affected.

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An Excessive Heat Warning has been issued Saturday morning through Sunday for the inland portions of the Bay Area and Central Coast. A Heat Advisory has been issued for the northern portion of the Salinas Valley. Hot temperatures from 90 to 110 could cause impacts to life and health. Never leave children and pets in vehicles, limit outdoor activities during the afternoon and evening, stay hydrated, and take plenty of breaks.

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Heat related illnesses and deaths are preventable! At job sites, stay hydrated and take breaks in the shade as often as possible. Indoors, check on the elderly, the sick, and those without AC. In vehicles, never leave children and pets unattended -- Look before you lock! Outdoors, limit strenuous outdoor activities, find shade, and stay hydrated.

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The interior portions of the Bay Area and Central Coast have a high potential for temperatures exceeding 90 degrees on Thursday into Sunday. The most interior areas could see highs exceeding 100 degrees this upcoming weekend.

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High temperatures in the upper 80s to the low 100s are expected across the interior valleys from Friday into Sunday. There is a moderate HeatRisk for the interior valleys, including the northern Sonoma Valley, the interior East Bay, the Santa Clara Valley, and the southern Salinas Valley and interior Monterey and San Benito County mountains. This means there is a moderate risk of heat-related illness for those who are sensitive to heat, especially those without effective cooling or adequate hydration.