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FINAL FORECAST:  Santa Ana Wind Warning This Evening through Thursday Afternoon With Final Zoom-in SCWF Model Images

FINAL FORECAST: Santa Ana Wind Warning This Evening through Thursday Afternoon With Final Zoom-in SCWF Model Images

Wind speeds have increased on the final outlook with winds starting later this evening in the prone zones and peaking overnight into Thursday morning, dropping off by Thursday evening below advisory levels in all areas.  This is a damaging level 8 event for the San Diego County Mountain/Foothill areas surrounding Ramona, the strongest east wind event since Fall 2003 and […]

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Strong Winds Across Parts of Metro and Rural Arizona Wednesday night into Thursday; Zoom-in Models Included

Strong Winds Across Parts of Metro and Rural Arizona Wednesday night into Thursday; Zoom-in Models Included

A strong; but dry storm system will move into the four corners states on Wednesday night into Thursday.  The cold sinking air associated with it cannot be ignored, thus a wind watch has been issued for various parts, including the Metro areas so read on and view the micro-climate wind intensity models … The same system that will affect the […]

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Santa Ana Wind Warning Issued For Thursday; High Resolution SCWF Zoom-in Models Released; Ontario Airport Delay Advisory

Santa Ana Wind Warning Issued For Thursday; High Resolution SCWF Zoom-in Models Released; Ontario Airport Delay Advisory

The earlier issued Santa Ana Wind Watch has expired, replaced by the Official Santa Ana Wind Warning in effect Wednesday night through Thursday.  Experimental high resolution wind intensity images are within this article as a test of a new outline so the regional locations are zoomed in a bit more by region so read on for details … The Santa […]

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December 2020 Arizona Weather Pattern Forecast Suggests Anti-La Nina Characteristics With Cold Western USA Trough

December 2020 Arizona Weather Pattern Forecast Suggests Anti-La Nina Characteristics With Cold Western USA Trough

December 1st marks meteorological winter’s start and you can think of it as June 1st where the transition to summer then (winter for this) is going to take place.  Long-range numbers indicate that we will have a cold trough in the Western United States so read on for details … As we move along to December 9th, my long-range calculations […]

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December 2020 Southern California Weather Pattern Forecast Suggests Anti-La Nina Characteristics With Cold Western USA Trough

December 2020 Southern California Weather Pattern Forecast Suggests Anti-La Nina Characteristics With Cold Western USA Trough

December 1st marks meteorological winter’s start and you can think of it as June 1st where the transition to summer then (winter for this) is going to take place.  Long-range numbers indicate that we will have a cold trough in the Western United States so read on for details … Long-range numbers indicate that the first week of December will […]

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Santa Ana Wind Watch Remains In Place For After December 2nd; Strong Wind Event Trending In Prone Zones; M Class Solar Flare Eruption To Cause Glancing Blow To Earth

Santa Ana Wind Watch Remains In Place For After December 2nd; Strong Wind Event Trending In Prone Zones; M Class Solar Flare Eruption To Cause Glancing Blow To Earth

A Santa Ana Wind Watch was issued here at Southern California Weather Force on November 27th and it remains in place as of this update for all Santa Ana Wind Prone zones along with a solar flare eruption due to sideswipe Earth December 1st to 2nd so read on for details … A very rare pattern where a ridge of […]

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Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Tonight Joined With Chance Of Full 22 Degree Moon Halo Through Monday Morning

Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Tonight Joined With Chance Of Full 22 Degree Moon Halo Through Monday Morning

A lunar eclipse will be happening overnight tonight when most people are sleeping.  Even those awake may not realize it when looking up because this is a different type of eclipse.  It is a penumbral lunar eclipse.  High Clouds may block the view, but in parts, it may produce a 22 degree Moon halo tonight with the Full Moon shining […]

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Santa Ana Wind Watch Issued; Preliminary December 2020 Weather Pattern Outlook; Sunspot Capable Of Strong Solar Flares Crossing Sun’s Disk

Santa Ana Wind Watch Issued; Preliminary December 2020 Weather Pattern Outlook; Sunspot Capable Of Strong Solar Flares Crossing Sun’s Disk

Southern California Weather Force has issued a Santa Ana Wind Watch following the recent event, issued for surrounding December 2nd +/- a day on each side.  Get a look at your preliminary December 2020 weather outlook.  Also, the early issued article about a large sunspot about to cross the face of the Sun has grown larger and now capable of […]

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Cold Air Alert

Cold Air Alert

Issued Zones:  Metro High Desert and Top Of The Cajon Pass … Morongo Basin … Mountain Pass … Inland Empire around March AFB, Temecula, Moreno Valley, Hemet, and Yucaipa … Kern Valleys … Inner San Luis Obispo County … Ridgecrest and Fort Irwin areas to Ludlow … Las Vegas Metro … Site:  Southern California Weather Force has issued a Cold […]

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Back To Back Santa Ana Wind Events:  Special Weather Statement Issued A Week Ahead Of The Next Santa Ana Wind Event For Early December; Details

Back To Back Santa Ana Wind Events: Special Weather Statement Issued A Week Ahead Of The Next Santa Ana Wind Event For Early December; Details

Confidence is high that the pattern will stick to call a Special Weather Statement for another Santa Ana Wind Event around December 2nd, a week from this update.  Read on for details … Our moderate to strong Santa Ana Wind Event is still on track.  Click here for the official final article on that.  The countdown timers are running for […]

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