Full Notification

The Red Flag Warning has been Cancelled.   We are still receiving drift smoke from multiple CalFire incidents, there are no fires in the City of Orinda or surrounding areas.  Air quality continues to be in the unhealthy range for many areas of Contra Costa County.  Limit outdoor activity, stay indoors, and keep windows and doors closed as much as possible.    Spare the air days continue through Wednesday, August 26th.

Red Flag Warning Cancelled
National Weather Service - SF Bay Area/Monterey
Issued: 10:40 AM Monday, August 24, 2020
Point of Contact: 24/7 OPS - EM: 831-656-1717 | Media: 831-656-1724
 
Key Points - Expected Impacts
● Red Flag Warning has been Cancelled.
● Slight chance of a few showers across North Bay afternoon through night.
Confidence and Details:
Entire San Francisco Bay Area and Central Coast
HIGH Confidence Red Flag Warning Cancelled
 
LOW Confidence Slight chance of North Bay showers afternoon through night
Details:
● Broad scale thunderstorm threat has passed the Bay Area.
● Residual moisture crossing North Bay may trigger a few showers this afternoon through tonight.
 
Weather Summary
The main core of moisture and instability has passed the Bay Area, allowing for the Red Flag Warning to be cancelled. As the remaining residual moisture lifts past the region, there is an outside chance of a few showers developing over North Bay. This will mainly impact Napa and Sonoma Counties. While lightning is not expected, breezy winds around any of the stronger showers could occur. Beyond Tuesday morning, we see no significant fire weather threats through the end of the week.
 
This will be the last update for this event.