, Offshore winds and a warming trend are expected to reach North San Luis Obispo County beginning Tuesday, with heat building through the weekend and vegetation already at critically dry levels, according to the National Weather Service and PG&E. Paso Robles Daily News reported that winds, heat, critically dry brush raise fire risk in North County this week.

Temperatures expected to climb through the week. Forecasters with the weather service’s Los Angeles/Oxnard office said Tuesday will bring the region’s first widespread offshore wind event in some time, with north to northeast winds across much of the forecast area. In Paso Robles, northeast winds of 5, 10 mph are…. A wind advisory is in effect from 6 p. m. Monday to 6 a. m. Tuesday, but it covers the Santa Barbara County coast and mountains, the Ventura County mountains and the Interstate 5 corridor, not San Luis Obispo County. Gusts of 30, 45 mph….

Forecasters said there is a 40 percent chance the warmest valleys reach triple digits Friday or Saturday, and that heat advisories are almost certain for many areas, with heat warnings possible. Weather Underground’s forecast for Paso Robles calls for sunny skies and highs near 90 degrees through midweek, climbing to 93 Friday and 94 Saturday, with overnight lows warming from the upper 40s into the low 60s. Its extended outlook shows the heat…. View the 10-day forecast for Paso Robles on Weather Underground.

PG&E’s seven-day forecast shows no Public Safety Power Shutoff events planned through Oct. 4. In its Sunday forecast, the utility said brush moisture is at or near its annual low, with most species at critically flammable levels, and that lower-elevation grass is…. The latest forecast is available from the National Weather Service. PG&E’s power shutoff outlook is posted on its PSPS 7-day forecast page, and power outage preparedness information is available from ReadySLO. Reports differed on the location.

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