Earlier this week emergency, health and safety agencies responded to a flare-up at the Moss Landing Vistra Moss 300 Structure. Agencies want to ensure that the community remains informed of changes and updates about the facility. Community health/safety remains a top priority.

A Wind Advisory has been issued for 8 AM - 8 PM today. Strong southerly winds of 20-30 mph with gusts as high as 55 mph are possible. The combination of strong wind and rain could cause tree damage and related impacts to roads and power grids.

Se ha emitido un Aviso de Viento para hoy de 8 AM a 8 PM. Se esperan vientos fuertes del sur de 20-30 mph, con ráfagas de hasta 55 mph. La combinación de viento fuerte y lluvia podría causar daños en los árboles y afectar carreteras y redes eléctricas.

The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for West Central Monterey County, in effect until 3:45 PM, March 3/2025 More/Mas Info: alertmry.org

NWS issues a Special Marine Warning Coastal Waters: Point Pinos-Point Piedras Blancas CA out to 10 NM & Waters: Point Pinos-Point Piedras Blancas 10-60 NM, due to severe thunderstorms capable of producing waterspouts in effect until 4:15pm 3/12/25 Info: alertmry.org

County of Monterey has launched a public website about ongoing debris removal at the Moss Landing Facility. Community members can visit the site to learn more about cleanup progress. As new phases begin, updates will be provided on the website . Visit countyofmonterey.gov/?navid=13582

National Weather Service has issued a Special Marine Warning for Monterey Bay coastal Waters from Pigeon Point to Point Pinos, CA 10 NM and Waters from Pigeon Point to Point Pinos 10-60 NM, in effect until noon, 3/17/25. More/Mas Info: alertmry.org

The National Weather Service has issued a Special weather Statement indicating a strong thunderstorm will impact nothern Monterey County with a potential for landspouts, now until 12:30 pm, 317/25. More/Mas Info: alertmry.org

A Beach Hazards Statement is in effect from 8 AM Sunday - 11 PM Tuesday for Pacific Coast beaches. The Pacific Ocean is 51°-57° with an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents.

Moderately high temperatures in the 80s across the interior today and 70s along the coastline. A warning that moderate Beach Hazards are still in effect for the region with sneaker waves.

x.com/NWSBayArea/sta… UPDATE: Beach Hazards have been extended through 11:00 AM Wednesday. Warm temperatures continue today with widespread highs 80s and low 90s. As you enjoy warm weather at the beach, be aware of the potential risks for sneaker waves and stay safe!

High Surf Warning Thursday through Friday

A special weather statement has been issued for Big Sur CA until 5:00 PM PDT

SPECIAL MARINE WARNING - Effective until 5:00PM National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Southern Monterey Bay and Big Sur. This storm could produce waterspouts, pea sized hail, and wind gusts up to 40 MPH. Take safe harbor until weather passes.

📡Radar update 7:10 AM: Showers continue to progress through the Bay Area and Central Coast. Thunderstorms will develop across the region later this morning into the afternoon. #CAwx

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT - Strong thunderstorm will impact Northern Western Monterey. Wind gusts up to 40 mph and half inch sized hail.

SRING MINOR HEAT ALERT National Weather Service is forecasting a minor heat risk with temperatures rising to above seasonal temperatures through Saturday. Hazardous beach conditions, including increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents, are expected Sunday into Monday.

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