National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Breezy, Warm, and Dry: Friday through Sunday (Nov 6-8) Enhanced risks for fast-moving fires & heat illness. Red Flag Warnings issued for portions of LA/Ventura counties on Sat. NE Wind Gusts 30-45 mph High Temperatures 80-90 common. High Surf & High Tides: Friday through Wednesday (Nov 6-11) Moderate risk for coastal flooding. Hazardous swimming conditions. High Surf/Coastal Flood Advisories & Beach Hazards Statements issued. High tides: 7.1-7.7 feet each morning. Peak surf: 8-12 feet Central Coast, 5-8 feet Ventura Co, 2-5 feet elsewhere. High coastal flooding and surf risks Monday-Tuesday. Storm Systems: Thursday through Tuesday (Nov 13-17): Start thinking of alternative plans. Continue to monitor forecasts. Periods of at least moderate widespread rain likely. Highest chances Saturday through Monday. Other details very uncertain.
Details: Timing: Saturday (2am-6pm) Gusty Santa Ana Winds, low humidities, & hot temperatures Elevated fire weather conditions outside of Red Flag Warnings Potential Impacts: If a fire starts, extreme fire behavior and growth expected Isolated downed trees and power outages possible Suggested Actions: Avoid any activities that can spark a fire Review evacuation plans Stay aware of surroundings
Details Central Coast: High Surf/Coastal Flood Advisories issued for tonight through Monday p.m. High Tides: 7.1-7.4 feet, 7-10am, peaking Saturday-Monday. Surf: 10-16 feet common, peaking Friday & Monday. Highest coastal flooding risks: Friday & Monday. LA, Ventura & South Santa Barbara Counties: Beach Hazards Statement issued for tonight through Tuesday a.m. High Tides: 7.2-7.6 feet, 6-9am, peaking Saturday-Monday. Surf: Ventura Co: 6-9 feet, elsewhere: 2-5 feet. Peaking Monday. Highest coastal flooding risks: Monday. Potential Impacts Flooded sandy beach areas with moderate erosion Localized shallow flooding of beach parking lots, bike paths & harbor walkways Low risk for isolated damage.

 

 

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