FNUS86 KLOX 012243 FWLLOX ECCDA Discussions National Weather Service Los Angeles/Oxnard CA 243 PM PST Sun Nov 1 2026 ECC029-021645- Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Vandenberg ECC Dispatch 243 PM PST Sun Nov 1 2026 ...Discussion from Monterey... A cold front will bring cool, humid conditions and rain showers with a low chance of thunderstorms this morning. By this afternoon, skies will clear and onshore winds will increase. Warmer and drier conditions are expected Monday with light offshore flow during the overnight and morning hours. Tuesday will bring another round of rain showers with a warming and drying trend thereafter. Note : All winds are 20-foot Winds Unless otherwise specified. Thunderstorms imply strong, gusty and erratic winds. ...Discussion from Los Angeles/Oxnard... ...WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS AT TIMES MUCH OF THIS WEEK, POSSIBLY BECOMING MODERATE BY FRIDAY OR SATURDAY ACROSS LA/VENTURA COUNTIES... Isolated showers will continue across the region today, with a drying trend starting tonight and continuing through much of the week. There will be increasing west to northwest onshore winds this afternoon, strongest across coastal and desert areas where gusts of 25 to 40 mph can be expected. Weak offshore winds are likely at times, much of the week during the morning hours, with a potential uptick in offshore wind strength and coverage by Friday or Saturday. The offshore winds will bring a warming and drying trend that will likely peak Friday into Saturday when temperatures in the 80s could become common across coastal and valley areas. With moderately high tides and increasing onshore winds today, there is the potential for minor coastal flooding near times of high tide this afternoon across LA/Ventura county beaches. This threat will likely continue into tomorrow with additional coastal flooding concerns later in the week when tide levels once again increase above 7 feet. $$ ECC028-021645- Santa Barbara County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Santa Barbara ECC Dispatch 243 PM PST Sun Nov 1 2026 ...WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS AT TIMES MUCH OF THIS WEEK, POSSIBLY BECOMING MODERATE BY FRIDAY OR SATURDAY ACROSS LA/VENTURA COUNTIES... Isolated showers will continue across the region today, with a drying trend starting tonight and continuing through much of the week. There will be increasing west to northwest onshore winds this afternoon, strongest across coastal and desert areas where gusts of 25 to 40 mph can be expected. Weak offshore winds are likely at times, much of the week during the morning hours, with a potential uptick in offshore wind strength and coverage by Friday or Saturday. The offshore winds will bring a warming and drying trend that will likely peak Friday into Saturday when temperatures in the 80s could become common across coastal and valley areas. With moderately high tides and increasing onshore winds today, there is the potential for minor coastal flooding near times of high tide this afternoon across LA/Ventura county beaches. This threat will likely continue into tomorrow with additional coastal flooding concerns later in the week when tide levels once again increase above 7 feet. $$ ECC031-021645- Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Lancaster ECC Dispatch 243 PM PST Sun Nov 1 2026 ...WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS AT TIMES MUCH OF THIS WEEK, POSSIBLY BECOMING MODERATE BY FRIDAY OR SATURDAY ACROSS LA/VENTURA COUNTIES... Isolated showers will continue across the region today, with a drying trend starting tonight and continuing through much of the week. There will be increasing west to northwest onshore winds this afternoon, strongest across coastal and desert areas where gusts of 25 to 40 mph can be expected. Weak offshore winds are likely at times, much of the week during the morning hours, with a potential uptick in offshore wind strength and coverage by Friday or Saturday. The offshore winds will bring a warming and drying trend that will likely peak Friday into Saturday when temperatures in the 80s could become common across coastal and valley areas. With moderately high tides and increasing onshore winds today, there is the potential for minor coastal flooding near times of high tide this afternoon across LA/Ventura county beaches. This threat will likely continue into tomorrow with additional coastal flooding concerns later in the week when tide levels once again increase above 7 feet. $$ ECC024-021645- San Luis Obispo County- Discussion for San Luis Obispo ECC Dispatch 243 PM PST Sun Nov 1 2026 ...WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS AT TIMES MUCH OF THIS WEEK, POSSIBLY BECOMING MODERATE BY FRIDAY OR SATURDAY ACROSS LA/VENTURA COUNTIES... Isolated showers will continue across the region today, with a drying trend starting tonight and continuing through much of the week. There will be increasing west to northwest onshore winds this afternoon, strongest across coastal and desert areas where gusts of 25 to 40 mph can be expected. Weak offshore winds are likely at times, much of the week during the morning hours, with a potential uptick in offshore wind strength and coverage by Friday or Saturday. The offshore winds will bring a warming and drying trend that will likely peak Friday into Saturday when temperatures in the 80s could become common across coastal and valley areas. With moderately high tides and increasing onshore winds today, there is the potential for minor coastal flooding near times of high tide this afternoon across LA/Ventura county beaches. This threat will likely continue into tomorrow with additional coastal flooding concerns later in the week when tide levels once again increase above 7 feet. $$ ECC032-021645- Ventura County excluding Los Padres National Forest- Discussion for Ventura ECC Dispatch 243 PM PST Sun Nov 1 2026 ...WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS AT TIMES MUCH OF THIS WEEK, POSSIBLY BECOMING MODERATE BY FRIDAY OR SATURDAY ACROSS LA/VENTURA COUNTIES... Isolated showers will continue across the region today, with a drying trend starting tonight and continuing through much of the week. There will be increasing west to northwest onshore winds this afternoon, strongest across coastal and desert areas where gusts of 25 to 40 mph can be expected. Weak offshore winds are likely at times, much of the week during the morning hours, with a potential uptick in offshore wind strength and coverage by Friday or Saturday. The offshore winds will bring a warming and drying trend that will likely peak Friday into Saturday when temperatures in the 80s could become common across coastal and valley areas. With moderately high tides and increasing onshore winds today, there is the potential for minor coastal flooding near times of high tide this afternoon across LA/Ventura county beaches. This threat will likely continue into tomorrow with additional coastal flooding concerns later in the week when tide levels once again increase above 7 feet. $$ ECC030-021645- Los Angeles County excluding Angeles National Forest- Discussion for Los Angeles ECC Dispatch 243 PM PST Sun Nov 1 2026 ...WEAK OFFSHORE WINDS AT TIMES MUCH OF THIS WEEK, POSSIBLY BECOMING MODERATE BY FRIDAY OR SATURDAY ACROSS LA/VENTURA COUNTIES... Isolated showers will continue across the region today, with a drying trend starting tonight and continuing through much of the week. There will be increasing west to northwest onshore winds this afternoon, strongest across coastal and desert areas where gusts of 25 to 40 mph can be expected. Weak offshore winds are likely at times, much of the week during the morning hours, with a potential uptick in offshore wind strength and coverage by Friday or Saturday. The offshore winds will bring a warming and drying trend that will likely peak Friday into Saturday when temperatures in the 80s could become common across coastal and valley areas. With moderately high tides and increasing onshore winds today, there is the potential for minor coastal flooding near times of high tide this afternoon across LA/Ventura county beaches. This threat will likely continue into tomorrow with additional coastal flooding concerns later in the week when tide levels once again increase above 7 feet. $$