Fire-Weather Conditions Arrive Friday; Coastal Advisories Through Next Week
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The National Weather Service is tracking strengthening offshore flow arriving Friday and intensifying through Saturday. Inland valley gusts are generally expected to reach 15 to 25 miles per hour, with localized 30 to 40 mph gusts near mountain passes and foothills. The NWS also anticipates relative humidity falling into the teens and low 20s west of the mountains by Saturday — the combination of offshore winds, low humidity, and warming temperatures constitutes the fire-weather pattern the region knows well.
No confirmed wildfire incident or Red Flag Warning had been issued as of the research cutoff for this report, but residents in foothill and mountain communities are advised to review their preparation now given the forecast trajectory.
On the coast, the NWS San Diego office has posted both a Coastal Flood Advisory and a Small Craft Advisory, with the coastal flood advisory window reported as running from Friday, November 6 at 4 a.m. through Tuesday, November 10 at noon. Those are reported parameters — the current NWS advisory should be confirmed before making tide-sensitive beach or boating plans. The fire-weather concern inland and the coastal advisories represent separate phenomena, leaving the county managing both ends of its geography simultaneously this weekend.