This one’s pretty good too.
https://www.weather.gov/lox/fwmV3?wfo=mtr&net=1,2
ventusky.com for the wind (similar GUI to windy.com)
The Fire Wx “Snooper” is a slick visual of all the RAWS and PG&E stations
https://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mtr/fire_weather2/fm_new.php?wfo=mtr&net=5&sort=Station
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Thanks for link! For the Snooper site do you know what the “fuel” number is referencing?
10 hr fuel stick reading from RAWS
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Looking at the extended forecast, North wind event upcoming this week. As well as the following.
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NWS - San Francisco CA - 127 PM Mon Oct 21
…Fire Weather Watch for North Bay Mountains, East Bay Hills and
Santa Cruz Mountains Wednesday and Thursday…
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WIND…North to northeast winds 15 to 25 mph with gusts 30 to 40
mph. Locally higher gusts to 60 mph over the highest peaks. -
HUMIDITY…Overnight humidity recovery of 25 to 35 percent.
Widespread minimum daytime humidity values Thursday in the upper
single digits to teens. -
HIGHEST THREAT…Higher terrain, particularly the peaks and
ridges in Napa and Sonoma County.
NWS - SF: 9:27 AM Tue Oct 22
Red Flag - Wednesday afternoon into Thursday
- North Bay
- East Bay Hills/Valleys
- Santa Cruz Mountains
.Warm and dry weather will develop by midday Wednesday. Strong
north to northeast winds will then develop over the North Bay and
spread southward over the East Bay and Santa Cruz Mountains
Wednesday Night into Thursday.
Another even stronger wind event is forecast Saturday Night into
Sunday across the Bay Area that may bring another round of fire
weather headlines.
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In the heart of the wind event now. But if you all have time to look for the projected event Sat and Sun. All I can say is holy crap NorCal.
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No weather data available from Carpenter Ridge, Jarbo Gap, or Cohasset RAWS stations this morning. Guessing due to no power? Calm in Chico right now.
I thought all the RAWS were solar/battery powered, if they were Fed sites?
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There is a national issues with WIMS as well.
Do you have a link for the snooper?
Thank you!