Marine Weather and Tide Forecast for Soda Bay, CA

DISCUSSION

...Today-Tuesday...
Temperatures will remain above-normal today as westerly flow continues aloft and ridging builds over the Eastern Pacific.
A slight "cool down" is expected on Tuesday as ridging continues to flatten out over Northern California, however temperatures will still be a few degrees above normal. Winds will be light, with occasionally breezy onshore flow through the Delta and southern Sacramento Valley this evening.

...Wednesday-Sunday...
Ridging begins to strengthen and build over Northern California by mid week, and is on track to dominate the synoptic pattern through Sunday. Temperatures will climb well above-normal, with Minor HeatRisk returning to the Valley Thursday onward. The NBM is indicating a 60 to 90% chance of Valley high temperatures greater than 80 degrees Wednesday through Sunday. Warmer overnight lows compared to seasonal averages are expected during this time as well. Relative humidities will also trend lower, especially over the mountains and foothills with minimum values in the 20s teens to low 30s.

Be sure to take extra precautions against heat related illnesses when spending time outside. Additionally, locally water ways are still running cold so be sure to practice cold water safety if spending time on the water this week.


AVIATION
VFR conditions are expected through the next 24 hours, with winds at 5-10kts. Light and variable winds expected during the overnight hours. Cloud development around 04-06z and continuing through 15-17z. There is a slight chance for lower clouds to develop as well, but that is around a 15-20 percent chance at this time.

STO WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
None.