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Tropical Storm Warnings for Guam; Fire Weather Concerns in the Northeast U.S.

Tropical Storm Man-Yi in the Western Pacific is starting to move away from Guam. Tropical Storm Warnings remain in effect for Guam and Rota due to lingering impacts from gusty winds and heavy rain. Red Flag Warnings have been reissued Wednesday for parts of southern New England due to critical fire weather from gusty winds and dry fuels. Read More >

Large waves will break onshore early Tuesday morning, remaining through the day. Wave heights are currently forecasted to be between 18-22ft. These waves will be largest for W/NW facing beaches in Del Norte, Humboldt, and Mendocino counties.
A frontal system passing through the area will cause strong wind gusts for a majority of the day on Wednesday. Winds will be strongest in Del Norte & N. Humboldt counties, yet wind gusts all over NW California will be high. More details will be available tomorrow as high resolution model guidance will extend into the time period of interest.
A cold front will bring rain and wind to the region beginning overnight tonight. Moderate to at times heavy rain will be possible with the primary band of rain beginning Wednesday morning through the day. Additional rain showers and possible thunderstorms are expected through Thursday behind the front. Rain is expected across the entire forecast area with 2-4 inches in Del Norte County to as little as a half inch to an inch in southern Mendocino and Lake counties.

 

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