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    MAX/MIN:   21/07.
     F.  (U)  AREA 8                        
     WINDS:          NRN:  03010KT
                            SRN:  14012KT
     VSBY/WX       7
        		    CNTL/NRN:  ISOLD 4TS/RASH
     CLOUDS:      SRN:  3CUSC025/040 3AC080/120 CIGNO    -
       		    CNTL/NRN: 3CU030/080 5AC120/180 5CICS220/320 CIG120
    		                         ISOLD 3CB030/350
    MIN ALSTG    30.00 INS
    ICING:             CNTL/NRN:  LGT RIME 120 TO 180
    TURBC        XTRM NRN:  MDT 200 TO 320
    MAX/MIN:         21/11
    5. (U) PART E:    TO 48HR OUTLOOK:
    NO SIG CHANGES SHOWN IN THE UPR LEVEL FLOW DURING THIS PERIOD. THE
    STJ CONTINUES TO LIE IN ITS WSW TO ENE ORIENTATION. SWVS WILL
    CONTINUE TO MOVE ACROSS THE N CENTRAL AOR CAUSING ISOLD TS/RASH.
    TROFING WILL DRIFT SLWLY SEWRD THRU THE GULF,  RESULTING IN GUSTY
    WINDS AND ISOLD RASH. THE LOW IN THE MED DRIFTS SLWLY NEWRD BRINGING
    ISOLD IS/RASH TO THE NWRN AOR.
    6. (U) PART F: 48HR TO 72HR OUTLOOK:
    THE UPR LEVEL PATTERN CHANGES ONLY SLIGHTLY DURING THIS TIME PERIOD.
    THE STJ APPEARS TO DRIFT SLIGHTLY SWRD CAUSING A DECREASE IN MOISTURE
    FOR THE NRN AOR. HIGH PRESSURE CONTINUES TO DOMINATE THE SRN AOR.
    SWVS ARE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE TO CAUSE WX PROBLEMS FOR THE N CNTRL
    AOR.
    FORECASTER/QC: ADAMS/JOHNSON
    U N C L A S
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