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AFOS product AFDLOX
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Product Timestamp: 2012-11-20 21:54 UTC
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203 FXUS66 KLOX 202156 AFDLOX SOUTHWEST CALIFORNIA AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOS ANGELES/OXNARD CA 154 PM PST TUE NOV 20 2012 .SYNOPSIS... A WEAK STORM SYSTEM WILL BRING POSSIBLE POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION TO SANTA BARABARA COUNTY AND NORTHWARD ON WEDNESDAY. THE WINDS WILL BE BREEZY IN CORRIDORS AND PASSES TONIGHT INTO THANKSGIVING. A HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL MOVE IN OVER THE WEEKEND WITH LIGHT OFFSHORE WINDS AND ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES. A COOLING TREND BEGINS MONDAY AS THE HIGH MOVES OUT. && .SHORT TERM (TODAY-FRI)...A WEAK COLD FRONT WASHED OUT NORTH OF SLO COUNTY EARLIER TODAY LEAVING JUST SOME CENTRAL COAST CLOUDS BUT NO PRECIP. FURTHER SOUTH CLEAR SKIES TODAY, BUT EXPECTING SOME MARINE LYR DEVELOPMENT LATER TONIGHT, MAINLY COASTAL LA COUNTY AND ADJACENT WATERS. A SECOND WEAK FRONTAL SYSTEM WILL ARRIVE ALONG THE CENTRAL COAST WEDNESDAY MORNING. THIS ONE MAY HAVE A BIT MORE STAYING POWER BUT ANY PRECIP THAT DEVELOPS WILL BE EXTREMELY LIGHT AND LIKELY CONFINED TO AREAS NORTH OF SBA COUNTY. OTHERWISE WEDNESDAY LOOKS TO BE A CARBON COPY OF TODAY. BREEZY NORTH WINDS EXPECTED THE NEXT COUPLE OF EVENINGS FOR SRN SBA COUNTY BUT SPEEDS SHOULD REMAIN MOSTLY BELOW ADVISORY LEVELS. BEHIND THE WEDNESDAY SYSTEM MOIST NORTHEAST FLOW MAY PUSH LOW CLOUDS AND FOG OVER FROM THE SRN SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY INTO INTERIOR SLO AND THE CUYAMA VALLEY AS WELL THE GRAPEVINE AREA BUT THESE SHOULD BURN OFF BY NOON ON THANKSGIVING. BUT TRAVEL OVER THE GRAPEVINE EARLY ON THANKSGIVING MAY BE IMPACTED BY SOME DENSE FOG SO PEOPLE TRAVELLING INTERSTATE 5 TO/FROM THE CENTRAL VALLEY SHOULD BE PREPARED FOR THAT. A NICE WARMUP ON TAP FOR ALL AREAS ON THANKSGIVING DAY AND ESPECIALLY BLACK FRIDAY AS WEAK OFFSHORE FLOW COMBINES WITH RIDGING ALOFT. WARMER VALLEYS SHOULD BREAK INTO THE 80S BY FRIDAY AND EVEN COASTAL AREAS SHOULD WARM WELL INTO THE 70S. OFFSHORE WINDS ARE NOT EXPECTED TO EXCEED 25 MPH IN MOST AREAS SO ADVISORIES ARE NOT ANTICIPATED. .LONG TERM (SAT-TUE)...ANOTHER WARM ONE SATURDAY WITH TEMPS SIMILAR TO FRI. BY SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE RIDGE WILL BREAK DOWN, RESULTING IN ONSHORE FLOW RETURNING SO COOLER TEMPS WITH HIGHS BACK TO NEAR NORMAL MONDAY. MAY ALSO SEE A RETURN OF MARINE LYR CLOUDS FOR SOUTHERN AREAS EARLY NEXT WEEK. PRETTY BIG DIFFERENCES IN THE 12Z MODELS BEYOND NEXT TUE, BUT THE MORE CONSISTENT ECMWF PROBABLY THE WAY TO GO FOR NOW, MEANING CONTINUED DRY WEATHER WITH A WARMING TREND FOR THE LATTER HALF OF NEXT WEEK. && .AVIATION...20/1800Z. MID/UPPER LEVEL TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE OVER THE EASTERN PACIFIC WILL SHIFT NORTHEAST WHILE A RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE CENTRAL PACIFIC APPROACHES. UPPER LEVEL MODERATE SOUTHWEST WINDS WILL BECOME LIGHT TO MODERATE WEST NORTHWEST AND MID LEVEL LIGHT SOUTHWEST WINDS WILL BECOME LIGHT NORTHWEST AFTER 21/21Z. WEAK ONSHORE PRESSURE GRADIENT THROUGH 21/03Z AND AFTER 21/20Z OTHERWISE WEAK NORTHERLY GRADIENT IS EXPECTED. A WEAK MARINE INVERSION WILL PERSIST AND A SCATTERED LOW CLOUD FIELD MAY DEVELOP SOUTH OF THE AREA AND PUSH NORTH. KLAX...CHANCE CIGS 012 BETWEEN 21/14-21/18Z. KBUR...CURRENT SKY/VSBY CONDITIONS VERY LIKELY. VIRTUALLY CERTAIN - 95-100% VERY LIKELY - 80-95% LIKELY - 60-80% CHANCE - 30-60% VERY UNLIKELY - 20% OR LESS && .MARINE...A BROAD AREA OF LOW PRESSURE CENTERED IN THE NORTH CENTRAL GULF OF ALASKA AND EXTENDING SOUTH TO 35N OVER THE EASTERN PACIFIC HAD GENERATED SEAS TO AROUND 30 FEET LATE MONDAY AFTERNOON. SWELLS WITH A 15 SECOND PERIOD ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FROM 290-310 DEGREES ALONG THE CENTRAL COAST AND BUILD WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING. THE TIDE WILL RANGE FROM AROUND 4 FEET IN THE LATE AFTERNOON TO 1 FOOT IN THE LATE WEDNESDAY EVENING AND THEN TO AROUND 5 FEET THURSDAY MORNING. SURF WILL LIKELY RISE SHARPLY WEDNESDAY WITH BREAKERS POSSIBLY 10 FEET ALONG EXPOSED WEST FACING SHORES THURSDAY MORNING. THE SURF WILL VARY THROUGHOUT THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND SUBSIDE THURSDAY NIGHT. SURF WILL BUILD ALONG THE EXPOSED NORTHWEST FACING SHORES SOUTH OF POINT CONCEPTION THURSDAY AND WILL VARY THROUGHOUT THE DAY AS LOW TIDE NEAR 1.5FT IS EXPECTED AROUND MIDDAY. STRONG RIP CURRENTS WILL LIKELY EXIST IN THE VICINITY OF MARINALLY LARGE BREAKERS. && .LOX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NONE && $$ PUBLIC...MW AVIATION/MARINE...30 SYNOPSIS...SETO WWW.WEATHER.GOV/LOSANGELES