Visualization of fire danger increasing (NAM 3km model) w/ a shift in wind direction as high pressure builds in. Wind speeds shown first, then surface RH%, last 925 mb RH% showing drying of the air near 2,500’ into early Monday night. #CAwx #FireWx #RedFlagWarningpic.twitter.com/HanVlThKC6
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Technically any strong northeast wind event could be a Diablo wind situation. More common in Fall I’d say - October into Nov being peak dry ahead of the rainy season.
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The real issue comes back to this ... We’re already seeing severe drought across 2/3 of the region including the areas that saw fires yesterday, with technically onshore wind (cooler, higher RH%) ... not the case last year.pic.twitter.com/uIELsXWTTd
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When you see wildfires taking off with onshore wind in early June… that’s not a good sign this early in fire season. Any true north wind to offshore wind environment could get particularly challenging. Power issues will probably be coming back sooner than we would all like.
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Later than August. Here's the monthly occurence of Diablo wind events from my climatology paper https://www.mdpi.com/2571-6255/1/2/25# …pic.twitter.com/ZGQQfk3GUk
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