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Fire Weather Watch issued December 28 at 1:30PM PST until January 2 at 9:00PM PST by NWS Los Angeles/Oxnard CA...FIRE WEATHER WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM TUESDAY MORNINGTHROUGH THURSDAY EVENING FOR GUSTY SANTA ANA WINDS AND LOWRELATIVE HUMIDITY FOR MUCH OF CENTRAL/WEST-CENTRAL/SOUTHWEST LOSANGELES COUNTY AND CENTRAL/EAST-CENTRAL/SOUTHERN VENTURA COUNTY....The weather pattern next week is expected to become favorablefor elevated to critical fire-weather conditions across Santa Anawind-prone areas of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, as well asportions of Santa Barbara County prone to north-windenhancements. Next week, an upper-level ridge is forecast togradually build along the Pacific coast to the west of a largeupper trough encompassing much of the central and eastern states.Correspondingly, surface high pressure strengthening over theGreat Basin will facilitate increasing offshore flow amid slightto moderate upper support, which will combine with unseasonablywarm temperatures assisted by the building upper ridge to producethe increased fire-weather risk. LAX-Bakersfield offshoregradients are currently forecast to reach 5-7 mb starting Monday,with LAX-Daggett offshore gradients reaching 4-5 mb startingTuesday. Given the enhanced northerly pressure gradients, winddirections could be 10-20 degrees more northerly than easterlyfor this event compared to other November and December2024 events, especially early on for this next event.The greatest potential for critical fire-weather conditions willinclude areas prone to a moderate Santa Ana wind event, forTuesday through next Thursday. This includes much of Central/West-Central/Southwest Los Angeles County and Central/East-Central/Southern Ventura County. Strengthening consensus amongweather-model solutions regarding the pattern favoring criticalfire-weather conditions has warranted the issuance of the FireWeather Watch.Regarding alternate scenarios, there is a 60% chance for fire-weather headlines to be expanded to include the eastern SanGabriels, northwest Los Angeles County Interstate-5 corridor, andnorthern Ventura County mountains. In addition, the enhancednortherly gradients may tend to expand the fire-weather risk tothe east of areas more typically prone to a moderate Santa Anawind event, to also include areas from Hollywood to Beverly Hillsand Santa Monica -- Confidence: lower chance at 40% for fire-weather headlines. Elevated to brief critical fire-weatherconditions will also be a concern farther west across the SanLuis Obispo County and Santa Barbara County mountains especiallyincluding the Santa Ynez range when northerly pressure gradientsare strongest on Monday and Tuesday, though humidities willlikely remain elevated -- Confidence: even smaller but non-zerochance at 20% for fire-weather headlines.* WINDS...North to northeast winds gusting to 35 to 55 mph.* RELATIVE HUMIDITY...Relative humidities 10 to 20 percentTuesday decreasing to 5 to 15 percent by Thursday.* IMPACTS...If fire ignition occurs, conditions are favorablefor rapid fire spread and extreme fire behavior which wouldthreaten life and property.A Fire Weather Watch means that critical fire weather conditionsare likely to occur in the coming days. Residents near wildlandinterfaces should prepare now on what to do if a wildfire breaksout. See readyforwildfire.org and wildfirerisk.org forinformation.

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High Surf Advisory issued December 28 at 7:17PM PST until December 30 at 9:00PM PST by NWS Los Angeles/Oxnard CA* WHAT...Large breaking waves of 6 to 10 feet lowering to 5 to 7feet Sunday night into Monday evening. Surf will be highestacross west-facing beaches. Strong and dangerous rip currentsare expected.* WHERE...Ventura County Beaches.* WHEN...Until 9 PM PST Monday.* IMPACTS...There is an increased risk for ocean drowning. Ripcurrents can pull swimmers and surfers out to sea. Largebreaking waves can cause injury, wash people off beaches androcks, and capsize small boats near shore.* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Minor coastal flooding is possible withina couple of hours of the morning high tides over the weekend.High tides will increase to near 6 feet between 7 AM and 730AM PST Sunday. Shallow flooding is possible on vulnerablebeach roads, and in low-lying parking lots and bike paths.Remain out of the water due to dangerous surf conditions, or staynear occupied lifeguard towers. Rock jetties can be deadlylocations in such conditions, so stay off the rocks.

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