Predictive Jargon Decoder June 16, 2024 at 6:59
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Gentle low pressure from the Central Valley blows across the coast from central California, so we can see clear water below the Golden Gate to Anita Rock. So the Crissy windsock reappears in the throes of Viagra deprivation. But don't worry, strong North Pacific high pressure winds will begin blowing into the Bay Area at 1 p.m.
This happens when low pressure moves eastward and then:
1. Surface northwesterly winds from the North Pacific High accelerate off the coast of California due to convergence of upper-level winds.
2. As the Central Valley heats up, the strongest pressure gradients are from Stockton to Bakersfield to the Great Basin.
3. Think about it… This gradient favors northwest ocean winds and northwest bay winds.
4. When these explosions are over the launch site, they reach the Central Valley via Altamont Pass, Niles Highway Pass, Santa Clara Valley to Pacheco Pass.
5. Visualizing this, you can see that for most lite versions, it favors the WNW stream.
6. Simultaneously, strong NNW at an altitude of 1000 ft (975 MB) disturbed Pt. Wind Isabel brought gusty winds to many locations.
