Document Page: First | Prev | Next | All | Image | This Release | Search

MIN ALSTG:   29.94INS
 T?? :	 ERN: LGT RIME 120 TO 180
 TURBC: NONE
 MAX/MIN: 19/13
 E. (U)	 AREA 3
    WINDS:    NRN: 33010/18KT      
                      SRN: 08010KT
    VSBY/WX:  6HZ
    .                 NRN: ISOLD 5RASH
    CLOUDS:   NRN: 5CU030/060 3AC120/180 CIG030
              SRN: 6CI270/300 CIG270
    MIN ALSTG: 29.92INS 
   ICG: NONE
   TURBC: SRN: LGT TO MDT 200 TO 320
   MAX/MIN: 21/07
   F. (U) AREA 8
     WINDS: NRN: 03010KT
    	 SRN: 14012KT
   VSBY/WX: 7
         CNTL/NRN: ISOLD 4TS/RASH   
   CLOUDS: SRN: 3CUS025/040 3AC080/120 CIGNO
   	CNTL/NRN: 3CU030/080 5AC120/180 SCICS220/320 CIG120
                        ISOLD 3CB030/320
   MIN ALSTG: 	30.00INS 
   ICING: 	CNTL/NRN: LGT RIME 120 TO 180
   TURBC: 	XTRM NRN: MDT 200 TO 320
   MAX/MIN: 21/11
   5. (U) PART E: 24HR TO 48HR OUTLOOK:
   XPCT THE LONGWAVE TROF IN THE MED TO CONT TO DEEPEN SLWLY THRU THIS
   PERIOD. PROGS SHOW NO SUBSTANTIAL MOVMT OF THE STJ AXIS DURING THIS
   TIME. THE S/WVS, THOUGH NUMEROUS, WILL HAVE REDUCED CLD CVR DUE TO
   A LACK OF SUBTROPICAL MOISTURE, CAUSING LARGER BRKS IN MID CIGS IN
   THE NRN AOR. THIS WILL ALLOW FG/ST CONDS TO BURN OFF IN MID-MORNG
   AND REFORM OVRNIOHT. CONTD TSTM/RASH ACTIVITY WILL STILL BE A
   PROBLEM ALG THE STJ AND IN THE NRN AOR ASSOC WITH S/WVS.
   6. (U) PART F: 48HR TO 72HR OUTLOOK:
   NO SIG CHANGES ARE XPCTD DURING THIS PERIOD WITH WX PTRNS MAINTAINING
   AS MENTIONED IN PART E. BEYOND THIS PERIOD, AFTER THE PASSAGE OF THE
   STRONGER S/WVS, THE SUBTROPICAL RIDGE IS PROGGED TO BEGIN TO BuILD
   INTENSELY, PUSHING THE UPPER LVL CIGS INTO NRN IQ. THIS IS XPCTD TO
   SHIFT THE TRACK OF THE S/WVS AND CONFINE MOST OF THE SIG WX TO THE
   ERN MED/NWRN AOR. 
   FORECASTER/OC: FEDERICO, TAYLOR/COE
   U N C L A S
   MINIMIZE CONSIDERED

Document Page: First | Prev | Next | All | Image | This Release | Search