Storm Approaching (12-26-04)
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darn, don't get to test my new sway bar out till it gets dryer. Oh well, gotta love those In N Out burgers!
Originally Posted by joltdudeuc
Updated. The wet weather will continue deep into next week!
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^^^yep. looks to be setting up as a repeat of last week. let's be careful out there, folks.
here's the special statement fr the nat'l weather svc.
here's the special statement fr the nat'l weather svc.
SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO CA
500 AM PST THU JAN 6 2005
...SONOMA AND MARIN COUNTIES-SAN FRANCISCO-
ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA COUNTIES-SANTA CLARA COUNTY-
COASTAL MONTEREY COUNTY-
SALINAS VALLEY/INTERIOR MONTEREY COUNTY/SAN BENITO COUNTY-
NAPA COUNTY-SANTA CRUZ COUNTY-SAN MATEO COUNTY-...
...A WINDY...WET WEATHER PATTERN TO AFFECT THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
AND CENTRAL COAST TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY..
THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA AND CENTRAL COAST WILL BE IN A WET WEATHER
PATTERN FROM TONIGHT THROUGH AT LEAST SUNDAY. THE FIRST STORM WILL
ARRIVE LATE TONIGHT AND CONTINUE ON FRIDAY WITH STRONG AND POSSIBLY
DAMAGING WINDS...ESPECIALLY FROM SAN FRANCISCO SOUTH. A HIGH WIND
WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE AREA FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND CONTRA
COSTA COUNTIES SOUTH FOR THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY (FOR DETAILS ON
HIGH WIND WATCH PLEASE SEE NPWMTR...WWUS76 KMTR). SIGNIFICANT RAIN
WILL ALSO ACCOMPANY THIS STORM. MOST PLACES SHOULD SEE ONE TO TWO
INCHES OF RAIN BY LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WITH LOCALLY HEAVIER AMOUNTS
POSSIBLE OVER HIGHER TERRAIN...ESPECIALLY IN THE SANTA LUCIA
MOUNTAINS OF MONTEREY COUNTY.
RAIN IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE AT FREQUENT INTERVALS THROUGH THE
WEEKEND AND COULD BE HEAVY AT TIMES. BY SUNDAY A COOL AIRMASS WILL
APPROACH OUR REGION FROM THE NORTH WHILE A WARMER...MOIST
SOUTHWESTERLY FLOW OF AIR CONTINUES MOVING THROUGH OUR REGION. THIS
PATTERN OFTEN PRODUCES A BAND OF PROLONGED HEAVY RAIN AND THE
SITUATION WILL HAVE TO BE MONITORED CLOSELY. THE RAIN MAY CONTINUE
INTO MONDAY BEFORE TAPERING OFF.
WITH RECENT HEAVY RAINS...THE SOIL HAS BECOME SATURATED AND SOME
AREAS HAVE ALREADY EXPERIENCED MUDSLIDES. ADDITIONAL RAINFALL WILL
LIKELY RESULT IN RAPID RUNOFF INTO STREAMS AND CREEKS AND SOME COULD
SURGE ABOVE BANKFULL. ALSO...STREET FLOODING IN NORMALLY POOR
DRAINAGE AREAS IS POSSIBLE.
THE POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL FLOODING WILL ALSO BE MONITORED..
ESPECIALLY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY...DUE TO A COMBINATION OF ASTRONOMICAL
HIGH TIDES NEAR 7 FEET...INCREASED SWELL TO NEAR 15 FEET AND POSSIBLE
GUSTY SOUTHWEST TO WEST WINDS. THE NORTHWEST SWELL IS FORECAST TO
DIMINISH WELL BELOW 15 FEET BY LATE SUNDAY.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO CA
500 AM PST THU JAN 6 2005
...SONOMA AND MARIN COUNTIES-SAN FRANCISCO-
ALAMEDA AND CONTRA COSTA COUNTIES-SANTA CLARA COUNTY-
COASTAL MONTEREY COUNTY-
SALINAS VALLEY/INTERIOR MONTEREY COUNTY/SAN BENITO COUNTY-
NAPA COUNTY-SANTA CRUZ COUNTY-SAN MATEO COUNTY-...
...A WINDY...WET WEATHER PATTERN TO AFFECT THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
AND CENTRAL COAST TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY..
THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA AND CENTRAL COAST WILL BE IN A WET WEATHER
PATTERN FROM TONIGHT THROUGH AT LEAST SUNDAY. THE FIRST STORM WILL
ARRIVE LATE TONIGHT AND CONTINUE ON FRIDAY WITH STRONG AND POSSIBLY
DAMAGING WINDS...ESPECIALLY FROM SAN FRANCISCO SOUTH. A HIGH WIND
WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE AREA FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND CONTRA
COSTA COUNTIES SOUTH FOR THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY (FOR DETAILS ON
HIGH WIND WATCH PLEASE SEE NPWMTR...WWUS76 KMTR). SIGNIFICANT RAIN
WILL ALSO ACCOMPANY THIS STORM. MOST PLACES SHOULD SEE ONE TO TWO
INCHES OF RAIN BY LATE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WITH LOCALLY HEAVIER AMOUNTS
POSSIBLE OVER HIGHER TERRAIN...ESPECIALLY IN THE SANTA LUCIA
MOUNTAINS OF MONTEREY COUNTY.
RAIN IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE AT FREQUENT INTERVALS THROUGH THE
WEEKEND AND COULD BE HEAVY AT TIMES. BY SUNDAY A COOL AIRMASS WILL
APPROACH OUR REGION FROM THE NORTH WHILE A WARMER...MOIST
SOUTHWESTERLY FLOW OF AIR CONTINUES MOVING THROUGH OUR REGION. THIS
PATTERN OFTEN PRODUCES A BAND OF PROLONGED HEAVY RAIN AND THE
SITUATION WILL HAVE TO BE MONITORED CLOSELY. THE RAIN MAY CONTINUE
INTO MONDAY BEFORE TAPERING OFF.
WITH RECENT HEAVY RAINS...THE SOIL HAS BECOME SATURATED AND SOME
AREAS HAVE ALREADY EXPERIENCED MUDSLIDES. ADDITIONAL RAINFALL WILL
LIKELY RESULT IN RAPID RUNOFF INTO STREAMS AND CREEKS AND SOME COULD
SURGE ABOVE BANKFULL. ALSO...STREET FLOODING IN NORMALLY POOR
DRAINAGE AREAS IS POSSIBLE.
THE POTENTIAL FOR COASTAL FLOODING WILL ALSO BE MONITORED..
ESPECIALLY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY...DUE TO A COMBINATION OF ASTRONOMICAL
HIGH TIDES NEAR 7 FEET...INCREASED SWELL TO NEAR 15 FEET AND POSSIBLE
GUSTY SOUTHWEST TO WEST WINDS. THE NORTHWEST SWELL IS FORECAST TO
DIMINISH WELL BELOW 15 FEET BY LATE SUNDAY.
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