A Fire Weather Watch issued by the National Weather Service for parts of the North Bay and East Bay will take effect Sunday night instead of Monday as initially announced.
The weather service issued the alert for the North Bay mountains and East Bay hills and valleys, where low humidity and wind gusts of more than 50 mph are forecasted to create conditions conducive to wildfires.
After initially announcing it would take effect 11 a.m. Monday, the weather service moved up the start of the Fire Weather Watch 12 hours to 11 p.m. Sunday and it is set to last until 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Forecasters do not yet know exactly when the most windy weather will come through the region, but said the peak threat areas appear to be the North Bay mountains and interior portions of Alameda and Contra Costa counties and that conditions could warrant the issuance of a more serious Red Flag Warning.
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More overtime for government workers!
It doesn’t appear anyone seems to care since they can’t make up their minds.
It could, it might but we don’t know when if at all but you all will be the first to know as soon as we change our minds again to a new scenerio if it appears it might happen or maybe not.
Stay tuned for the next prediction but do t hold your breath..
Forecasters do not yet know exactly when the most windy weather will come through the region.
Gee, the TV guy had the time down to the minute.
I’d better get those weeds burnt up before it gets too windy.
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And Greenland will be ice-free next year.
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Probably due to running their computer models on a Commodore 64. 🎃
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