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i have a similarly sized system, also here in norcal, and my results are in the same realm as yours. my late spring summer production typically in the 40's and currently in the high 20's to lower 30's. i'd say what you're seeing is totally normal and expected due to fewer hours of sunlight...

Final inspection signed off on 9/23/2020, PTO from PG&E on 10/01/2020. Today :-)

Ended up hosing them off early yesterday AM. Ash was already “loosened” quite a bit from the early morning fog/moisture. Production back to pre-ash levels. Fingers crossed for continued clear air. Thanks all.

Now that Bay Area beginning to air out and worst of latest ash fall appears to be behind us, wondering if people are hosing off their panels or waiting a bit for the proverbial dust to settle some more. Did a quick roof check and the array is pretty well covered with ash and as you’d expect...

yeah, i split the difference and put it in self powered, but with a high reserve (70%). with batteries always between 70 and 100, i feel completely covered. and this time of year, solar production is so high and night time electricity use so low, mine never really drop below 60 or 70 after a...

well, it seems to have just cleared out of storm watch. so thanks, but never mind. patience has never been my greatest virtue :-)

that was original warning, then it was switched to end on monday at 5:00, and no other warning since. as getakey mentioned above, there is one in tahoe region, but nothing currently here. feel better knowing i'm not alone though. thanks.

SF Bay Area - storm watch kicked in the other day with the red flag warning, but even though warning was lifted and no other storms or warnings projected per NWS, system is still in storm watch mode. Any thoughts as to how long it takes to clear?