Marine Weather and Tide Forecast for Bay Point, CA

DISCUSSION

Satellite has clear skies over Interior California this afternoon, with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. We are expecting highs to reach into the upper 80s to lower 90s today, with cooler conditions within the higher terrain. Winds remain light, with occasional breezy winds within the Delta, northern San Joaquin Valley, and southern Sacramento Valley this evening. This will help cool temperatures off quickly this evening and overnight.
Clouds will move back in through the Delta and spread through the southern Sacramento Valley and northern San Joaquin Valley overnight into tomorrow morning. This brings overcast to broken clouds and lower ceilings. Once the sun rises tomorrow clouds will start to mix out and temperatures climb.

Temperatures will be around seasonal averages Sunday into the week ahead, with a few days slightly above average. We will continue this dry and mild weather pattern through the week, with afternoon humidity conditions in the 30-50 percent range across the Valley, outside a pocket of drier conditions over the northern Sacramento Valley. As we approach next weekend, models start to diverge on a solution as they try to handle the breakdown of the ridge over the SW United States. Breakdown of the ridge would allow for upper level systems to translate across the area, while a stagnant ridge would continue our dry conditions.

AVIATION

VFR conditions prevail through the evening hours, with potential MVFR conditions 6z through 16z for the Sacramento Sites. This is due in part to the low stratus developing within the Delta pushing into the Sacramento metro later this evening and through the mid morning hours. This would bring 1000-3000 foot ceilings at times, with a BKN to OVC cloud deck. Other sites would see SCT to FEW clouds around 5000 feet. Otherwise, during this afternoon and evening a few gusts to 20kts will be possible for RDD and RBL.

STO WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
None.