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	WRN: 3CUSC030/060 SAC080/120 CIG080
     	Y 18Z: 25C030/OSO
     	2Z TO 06Z: 35T010/015 2SC030/050 CIG030VNO
     IN ALSTG: 29.86
     CG: NONE
     JRBC: MDT 280/450
     STMS: ISOLD MT380
     . PART E: 24HR TO 48HR OUTLOOK: THE GSM MSTR PANELS INITIALIZED
     ELL. THE PRIMARY MODEL'S NEW RUN WAS A LITTLE OFF IN ITS PLACE
     MENT OF THE LOW IN SERN IQ AT OOZ' AND THE POSITION OF THE S/WV
     1VG INTO JORDAN WAS TOO FAR SOUTH. DURC THIS PD HIGH PRESSURE
     ]NTINUES TO BUILD INTO THE AOR THIS FCST PD. THE SYS PUSHES OUT OF
     A, INTO THE NRN ARABIAN SEA. THE S/WV MOVS INTO IRAN TAKING
     ID AND HIGH LVL CIGS W/IT. FOG/ST WILL CONTINUE TO PLAGUE THE NRN
     OR, BUT TO A LESSER DEGREE. EXCPECT THE ST TO LIFT TO A SC CIG
     BEFORE BURNING OFF, AND WNDS DECR THRUOUT THE AOR.
     . PART F: 48HR TO 72HR OUTLOOK: THE MAJOR WEATHER FEATURE WILL
     CONTINUE TO BE THE FG/ST IN THE TIGRIS-EUPHRATES VALLEY AND NRN AOR.
     S THIS WILL BE THE 3RD DAY OF FG/ST, IT SHOULD BE LOCALIZED TO LOW
     YING AREAS. IT SHOULD BURN OFF RPDLY AFTER SUNRISE. HICH PRESSURE
     WILL CONTINUE TO DOMINATE THE AOR. THE NEXT SYS WILL JUST BE PULLING
     TO THE CNTL MED AT PD,S END.
     FORECASTER/QC: FEDERICO/COE
   UN  C L A S
    M INIMIZE CONSIDERED
     

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