Santa Ana Wind Watch Issued; Moderate to Strong Offshore Event Expected by Thursday

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The Southern California Weather Force has issued a Santa Ana Wind Watch effective this Thursday into Friday, which does include an elevated fire danger risk.  Read on for details…

Well it’s that time again.. a storm system sliding to our east on Wednesday and Thursday will begin the process for Santa Ana Winds to develop.  These winds will start on Thursday and increase as the day moves on, peaking Thursday evening, which is interesting because most of the time the winds peak in the mid-morning hours.  But.. with the evening arrival will come gusty winds that will affect travels in and out of the Ontario International Airport areas, including cancellations and/or delays and even diverts to other airports with arrivals.

Wind gusts may reach 40-60 mph in the Santa Ana Wind prone zones with a median of 30-45 mph.  Some areas could reach higher than 70 mph, with even higher gusts in the nominal hit pass and canyon regions.

Due to the thermal support.. these winds will not feel like the 100 degree winds of Fall and we have yet to see those this season, another odd thing.  These will feel on the cold side.   Upper support is there out of the northeast so what I’m expecting is less wind in San Diego County and more wind in the prone zones of Ventura, Los Angeles, Kern, and The Inland Empire forecast zones.

Because this is a Santa Ana Wind Watch with drier conditions.. fire risks are indeed elevated and it will act as a Fire Weather Alert as well.

The member section this evening will have the first gust forecast with my new category system for wind events.  Stay tuned …

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