Wind patterns in the greater San Francisco Bay Area are generally very different from those along the Central and Southern California coasts. However, on Saturday, July 13, a massive vortex affected the entire region.
Extended forecast for the Bay Area for Saturday, July 13, 2024.
notes: Dawn Patrol: Early morning strong winds develop from Larkspur/Clark's Brickyard to Benicia to Benicia to Sherman Island! Low pressure develops along the coast from Eureka to Jalama to Sacramento/Redding, creating a large north-south pressure gradient that creates southerly eddies and ocean surges. The combination, like winds, blows across the coast and into the Bay Area after Sacramento. South wind blowing from Monterey. The strongest winds will be in the Central Bay.
Wind forecast: Bodega S Low Teen. Waddell S. Low adolescents. Coyote and the third W to W to WSW teens. Crissy & TI 20s stronger towards North Tower Point Blount. Berkeley and Pt Isabel are close to 20. Larkspur/Clark's Brickyards SW Teens to low twenties. Temperatures on Sherman Island are in the mid-20s most of the day.
Saturday, July 13, 2024: Extended Forecast for Southern California.
Low pressure and eddy southerly coastal winds persist from Northern California to near the Arroyo, so there will be only weak southerly winds along the central California coast, while Lopez will experience strong winds. Increased onshore flow over Southern California helps promote earlier ocean breezes. The low pressure moved further inland, allowing Isabella to gain strength.
Central California: Arroyo Nanfeng is in the low teens, Pismo is in the low teens, Lopez is in the high teens to 20s, Isabella is in the high teens to 20s, and Jalama is in the low teens.
Southern California: Santa Barbara teens. Ventura is a teenager. Teenage Leo. Cabrillo on Teen+. Huntington Beach Teens.
San Diego: WNW below weak bass.
