FXUS65 KBOU 301101
AFDBOU
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DENVER CO
400 AM MST SAT DEC 30 2006
.SHORT TERM...UPPER LOW CONTINUES TO CRAWL EASTWARD. THE SHORTWAVE
THAT SWUNG UNDER THE BOTTOM OF THE LOW OVERNIGHT HAS BECOME DOMINANT
AND IS WOBBLING THE WHOLE CIRCULATION A BIT FURTHER NORTHWARD AS
ANTICIPATED. HOWEVER...THE NORTHERN STREAM TROUGH IS LIMITING THE
NORTHWARD MOTION OF THE CLOUD SHIELD...SHARPENING UP THE GRADIENT
BETWEEN CLEAR SUBSIDENT AIR OVER WYOMING AND THE STORM TO OUR
SOUTHEAST. PRESSURE GRADIENT IS ALSO STAYING MAINLY SOUTH OF
US...WHICH HAS KEPT THE WINDS FROM COMING UP MUCH. MEANWHILE...THERE
IS A STEADY STREAM OF LOW LEVEL DRY AIR FEEDING INTO THE SYSTEM FROM
THE NORTH WHICH HAS ERODED THE NORTH EDGE OF THE LOW CLOUDINESS
ACROSS NORTHERN COLORADO. SO...SOME SKEPTICISM ABOUT MUCH NORTHWARD
MOTION OF THE SNOW...THOUGH THE SOUTHEASTERN FRINGE OF OUR AREA
SHOULD SEE SOME ENHANCEMENT. SWING SHIFT ALREADY BACKED OFF ON
WEATHER IN THE NORTHWEST PART...AND I WILL SHIFT THIS BOUNDARY A BIT
FURTHER EAST SUGGESTING PROBABLY NO MORE SNOW IN DENVER. BLIZZARD
WARNING STILL OK FROM LIMON THROUGH AKRON...BEST IN THE SOUTH BUT
THERE WAS A FAIR AMOUNT OF SNOW YESTERDAY AND WINDS WILL BE
MARGINAL. WILL COMPROMISE ON MODEL TRACKS OF THE SYSTEM...GIVING
ANOTHER 2-5 INCHES OF SNOW TO THE BLIZZARD WARNING AREA. IF THE GFS
IS CORRECT THE SNOW SHIELD WILL NOT MOVE NORTHWEST MUCH...AND THE
ACCUMULATIONS WILL BE LIMITED TO THE EASTERN BORDER COUNTIES AND THE
ARKANSAS VALLEY. ALONG THE FRONT RANGE...THE EDGE OF THE MID LEVEL
CLOUD MAY HANG AROUND BUT LOW LEVEL DRYING CONTINUES AND WILL
EVENTUALLY WIN. WILL DOWNGRADE BLIZZARD WARNING IN ZONE 41 TO A
SNOW/BLOWING SNOW ADVISORY AND EVEN THIS WILL BE MARGINAL AS WINDS
MAINLY IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE AREA. TAPERED SNOW FROM WEST TO
EAST OVERNIGHT...IT MAY BE OVER BY SUNRISE SUNDAY. RAISED TEMPS IN
AREAS WITH SOME CLEARING TODAY...AND LOWERED THEM TONIGHT FOR THE
SAME REASON.
.LONG TERM...ON SUNDAY NORTHWESTERLY FLOW ALOFT IS PROGGED FOR THE
FORECAST AREA AS AN UPPER RIDGE MOVES IN. THE RIDGE AXIS MOVES IN
LATE SUNDAY NIGHT AND ACROSS THE FORECAST AREA MONDAY. BY MONDAY
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT SOUTHWESTERLY FLOW ALOFT IS PROGGED IN ADVANCE
OF A WEAK UPPER TROUGH. THIS TROUGH MOVES ACROSS THROUGH THE DAY
TUESDAY. THE GFS IS A BIT QUICKER THAN THE NAM. THERE IS A CLOSED
CENTER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TROUGH OVER SOUTHERN ARIZONA ON
TUESDAY. IT MAKES ONE QUESTION THE TIMING OF IT ALL. DOWNWARD
MOTION IS PROGGED ON THE QG VERTICAL VELOCITY FIELDS SUNDAY AND
SUNDAY NIGHT. ON MONDAY AND MONDAY EVENING SOME WEAK UPWARD MOTION
IS PROGGED IN ADVANCE OF THE NEXT OPEN TROUGH. BY LATER MONDAY
NIGHT AND TUESDAY THE MOTION IS DOWNWARD AGAIN. THE LOW LEVEL
GRADIENT IS STILL FAIRLY TIGHT OVER THE EAST ON SUNDAY...WITH DECENT
NORTHWESTERLIES IN THE BOUNDARY LATER. BY SUNDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY
A WEAK GRADIENT DOMINATED BY HIGH PRESSURE IS OVER THE FORECAST
AREA. THERE COULD BE A TAD OF UPSLOPE WITH THE UPPER TROUGH MONDAY
NIGHT INTO TUESDAY...BUT OF LITTLE CONSEQUENCE. MOISTURE-WISE...
SUNDAY IS PRETTY DRY...SAVE FOR SOME LINGERING CLOUDINESS OVER THE
EASTERN/SOUTHEASTERN BOARDER ZONES WITH THE EXITING STORM. SOME
UPPER CLOUDINESS MOVES IN SUNDAY NIGHT...WAY MORE ON THE GFS. ON
MONDAY THE GFS IS CLOUDY ALL AREAS FORM HIGH CLOUDS...THE NAM IS WAY
DRIER. ON MONDAY NIGHT THE NAM GETS MORE IN THE LINE WITH THE UPPER
LEVEL MOIST GFS. A BIT OF LINGERING POPS FOR THE BORDER ZONES EARLY
SUNDAY...OTHERWISE NO POPS. FOR TEMPERATURES...SUNDAY IS 2-4 C
WARMER THAN TODAY. MONDAY IS A BIT WARMER THAN SUNDAY. FOR THE
LATER DAYS...STRONG NORTHWESTERLY FLOW ALOFT IS PROGGED FOR
THURSDAY...STRONG WESTERLY THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY...THEN AN
UPPER TROUGH TO MOVE OVER SATURDAY. THERE ARE SOME LIMITED ALPINE
POPS GOING NOW...WILL LEAVE IT BE.
&&
.BOU WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...BLIZZARD WARNING THROUGH 6 AM
SUNDAY FOR THE FAR EASTERN PLAINS...ZONES 46>51.
SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW ADVISORY THROUGH 6 PM TODAY EASTERN
DOUGLAS AND WESTERN ELBERT COUNTIES...ZONE 41.
&&
$$
GIMMESTAD/KOOPMEINERS
FXUS65 KBOU 301734
AFDBOU
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DENVER CO
1030 AM MST SAT DEC 30 2006
UPDATE...IMPROVING CONDITIONS ACROSS THE NORTHEAST PLAINS HAS
PROMPTED THE CANCELLATION OF THE BLIZZARD WARNING FOR ZONES 48>51 AS
WELL AS THE SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW ADVSY FOR ZONE 41. IN ADDITION THE
BLIZZARD WARNING THAT WAS IN EFFECT FOR EASTERN ELBERT AND LINCOLN
COUNTIES (ZONES 46 AND 47) HAS BEEN DOWNGRADED TO A BLOWING SNOW
ADVISORY.
.SHORT TERM...UPPER LOW CONTINUES TO CRAWL EASTWARD. THE SHORTWAVE
THAT SWUNG UNDER THE BOTTOM OF THE LOW OVERNIGHT HAS BECOME DOMINANT
AND IS WOBBLING THE WHOLE CIRCULATION A BIT FURTHER NORTHWARD AS
ANTICIPATED. HOWEVER...THE NORTHERN STREAM TROUGH IS LIMITING THE
NORTHWARD MOTION OF THE CLOUD SHIELD...SHARPENING UP THE GRADIENT
BETWEEN CLEAR SUBSIDENT AIR OVER WYOMING AND THE STORM TO OUR
SOUTHEAST. PRESSURE GRADIENT IS ALSO STAYING MAINLY SOUTH OF
US...WHICH HAS KEPT THE WINDS FROM COMING UP MUCH. MEANWHILE...THERE
IS A STEADY STREAM OF LOW LEVEL DRY AIR FEEDING INTO THE SYSTEM FROM
THE NORTH WHICH HAS ERODED THE NORTH EDGE OF THE LOW CLOUDINESS
ACROSS NORTHERN COLORADO. SO...SOME SKEPTICISM ABOUT MUCH NORTHWARD
MOTION OF THE SNOW...THOUGH THE SOUTHEASTERN FRINGE OF OUR AREA
SHOULD SEE SOME ENHANCEMENT. SWING SHIFT ALREADY BACKED OFF ON
WEATHER IN THE NORTHWEST PART...AND I WILL SHIFT THIS BOUNDARY A BIT
FURTHER EAST SUGGESTING PROBABLY NO MORE SNOW IN DENVER. BLIZZARD
WARNING STILL OK FROM LIMON THROUGH AKRON...BEST IN THE SOUTH BUT
THERE WAS A FAIR AMOUNT OF SNOW YESTERDAY AND WINDS WILL BE
MARGINAL. WILL COMPROMISE ON MODEL TRACKS OF THE SYSTEM...GIVING
ANOTHER 2-5 INCHES OF SNOW TO THE BLIZZARD WARNING AREA. IF THE GFS
IS CORRECT THE SNOW SHIELD WILL NOT MOVE NORTHWEST MUCH...AND THE
ACCUMULATIONS WILL BE LIMITED TO THE EASTERN BORDER COUNTIES AND THE
ARKANSAS VALLEY. ALONG THE FRONT RANGE...THE EDGE OF THE MID LEVEL
CLOUD MAY HANG AROUND BUT LOW LEVEL DRYING CONTINUES AND WILL
EVENTUALLY WIN. WILL DOWNGRADE BLIZZARD WARNING IN ZONE 41 TO A
SNOW/BLOWING SNOW ADVISORY AND EVEN THIS WILL BE MARGINAL AS WINDS
MAINLY IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE AREA. TAPERED SNOW FROM WEST TO
EAST OVERNIGHT...IT MAY BE OVER BY SUNRISE SUNDAY. RAISED TEMPS IN
AREAS WITH SOME CLEARING TODAY...AND LOWERED THEM TONIGHT FOR THE
SAME REASON.
.LONG TERM...ON SUNDAY NORTHWESTERLY FLOW ALOFT IS PROGGED FOR THE
FORECAST AREA AS AN UPPER RIDGE MOVES IN. THE RIDGE AXIS MOVES IN
LATE SUNDAY NIGHT AND ACROSS THE FORECAST AREA MONDAY. BY MONDAY
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT SOUTHWESTERLY FLOW ALOFT IS PROGGED IN ADVANCE
OF A WEAK UPPER TROUGH. THIS TROUGH MOVES ACROSS THROUGH THE DAY
TUESDAY. THE GFS IS A BIT QUICKER THAN THE NAM. THERE IS A CLOSED
CENTER AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TROUGH OVER SOUTHERN ARIZONA ON
TUESDAY. IT MAKES ONE QUESTION THE TIMING OF IT ALL. DOWNWARD
MOTION IS PROGGED ON THE QG VERTICAL VELOCITY FIELDS SUNDAY AND
SUNDAY NIGHT. ON MONDAY AND MONDAY EVENING SOME WEAK UPWARD MOTION
IS PROGGED IN ADVANCE OF THE NEXT OPEN TROUGH. BY LATER MONDAY
NIGHT AND TUESDAY THE MOTION IS DOWNWARD AGAIN. THE LOW LEVEL
GRADIENT IS STILL FAIRLY TIGHT OVER THE EAST ON SUNDAY...WITH DECENT
NORTHWESTERLIES IN THE BOUNDARY LATER. BY SUNDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY
A WEAK GRADIENT DOMINATED BY HIGH PRESSURE IS OVER THE FORECAST
AREA. THERE COULD BE A TAD OF UPSLOPE WITH THE UPPER TROUGH MONDAY
NIGHT INTO TUESDAY...BUT OF LITTLE CONSEQUENCE. MOISTURE-WISE...
SUNDAY IS PRETTY DRY...SAVE FOR SOME LINGERING CLOUDINESS OVER THE
EASTERN/SOUTHEASTERN BOARDER ZONES WITH THE EXITING STORM. SOME
UPPER CLOUDINESS MOVES IN SUNDAY NIGHT...WAY MORE ON THE GFS. ON
MONDAY THE GFS IS CLOUDY ALL AREAS FORM HIGH CLOUDS...THE NAM IS WAY
DRIER. ON MONDAY NIGHT THE NAM GETS MORE IN THE LINE WITH THE UPPER
LEVEL MOIST GFS. A BIT OF LINGERING POPS FOR THE BORDER ZONES EARLY
SUNDAY...OTHERWISE NO POPS. FOR TEMPERATURES...SUNDAY IS 2-4 C
WARMER THAN TODAY. MONDAY IS A BIT WARMER THAN SUNDAY. FOR THE
LATER DAYS...STRONG NORTHWESTERLY FLOW ALOFT IS PROGGED FOR
THURSDAY...STRONG WESTERLY THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY...THEN AN
UPPER TROUGH TO MOVE OVER SATURDAY. THERE ARE SOME LIMITED ALPINE
POPS GOING NOW...WILL LEAVE IT BE.
&&
.BOU WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...BLOWING SNOW ADVISORY THROUGH 6
AM SUNDAY FOR EASTERN ELBERT AND LINCOLN COUNTIES..ZNS 46..47.
&&
$$
COOPER/GIMMESTAD/KOOPMEINERS
FXUS65 KBOU 302107
AFDBOU
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DENVER CO
200 PM MST SAT DEC 30 2006
.SHORT TERM...WILL FINISH BRUSHING THE REMAINING SNOW OFF THE
FORECAST AS THE MAIN BAND OF SNOW ASSOCIATED WITH THE SLOW MOVING
UPPER LOW WILL REMAIN WELL TO THE EAST AND SOUTH OF THE CWFA. THE
SYSTEM OVER THE TX PANHANDLE IS PROGGED TO MOVE INTO NERN OK BY 12Z
SUNDAY. AS A RESULT A DRIER NLY FLOW WILL CONTINUE TO ESTABLISH
ITSELF OVER OUR AREA. WEAK UPWARD OMEGA CONTINUES TO DECRS
OVERNIGHT WITH SUBSIDENCE DVLPG ON SUNDAY. ONLY CONCERN TNGT WILL
BE THE THE PESKY FOG THAT HAS LINGERED OVER ERN LARIMER AND WELD
COUNTIES THIS AFTN. WL LIKELY ADD SOME PATCHY COVERAGE IN THESE
AREAS OVERNIGHT AS IT APPEARS TO BE GOING NO WHERE FAST. MSTR
TRAPPED IN NORTH AND MIDDLE PARKS MAY ALSO ADD UP TO FOG OVRNGT...
SO WILL ADDRESS IT THERE AS WELL. GUSTY WINDS AND SNOW CONTINUED
OVER SRN LINCOLN COUNTY THIS AFTN. WAS CONTEMPLATING DROPPING THE
BLOWING SNOW ADVISORY COMPLETELY BUT WILL KEEP IT GOING FOR SRN
LINCOLN COUNTY. CONDITIONS SHUD IMPROVE LATER THIS EVENING. SWING
SHIFT CAN DROP THE HIGHLIGHT ONCE THAT HAPPENS. ON SUNDAY...SHUD BE
A FAIR AMOUNTS OF SUN OVER THE CWFA (ASIDE FM SOME HIGH LEVEL MSTR
NEAR KANSAS) AS THE TROF CONTINUES ITS TRACK E AND AN UPPER RIDGE
MOVES IN FM THE WEST.
.LONG TERM...RIDGING ALOFT WILL BE MOVING ACROSS THE AREA SUNDAY
NIGHT BEFORE MOVING OUT OVER THE PLAINS ON MONDAY. INCREASING CLOUDS
ON MONDAY AHEAD OF THE NEXT SPLITTING TROF EXPECTED TO MOVE ACROSS
THE REGION ON TUESDAY. THE BRUNT OF THE ENERGY IS EXPECTED TO DIVE
INTO NRN BAJA...WHILE NRN BRANCH SENDS A WEAK RIPPLE ACROSS US ON
MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY. VERY LITTLE MSTR WITH IT SO WON'T EVEN
MENTION ANY CHANCES OF PRECIP AT THIS TIME. GFS IS FURTHER SOUTH
WITH THE SRN LOW BUT QUICKER WITH THE NRN BRANCH. EITHER WAY NO POPS
FOR THE CWA. MODERATE RIDGING AGAIN THRU THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK WITH
A MODERATION IN TEMPS EXPECTED. SLOW WARM UP IN MOST LOCALES WITH
EXTENSIVE SNOW COVER ON THE GROUND.
THE NEXT OPEN WAVE WILL MOVE ACROSS COLORADO NEXT FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY BEFORE AGAIN SPLITTING WITH THE SRN BRANCH BECOMING
DOMINATE ACROSS THE DESERT SOUTHWEST. THIS SYSTEM IS SHOWING MORE
MSTR BUT ONLY A QUICK SHOT OF UPLSOPE FLOW ACROSS NERN CO. NOT
REALLY READY TO BUY OFF ON ANY OF THIS YET AND WILL LEAVE ERN CO
DRY. BETTER CHANCES OF SNOW IN THE MTNS WITH BETTER OROGRAPHIC FLOW
THERE. WILL KEEP ISOLATED POPS FOR NOW IN THE MTNS FOR FRI AND EARLY
SAT.
&&
.BOU WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...BLOWING SNOW ADVSY UNTIL 6 AM
SUNDAY MORNING FOR SOUTHERN LINCOLN COUNTY...ZONE 47.
&&
$$
COOPER/ENTREKIN
FXUS65 KBOU 311047
AFDBOU
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DENVER CO
345 AM MST SUN DEC 31 2006
.SHORT TERM...QUIET DAY AS DEEP LOW MOVES EAST OF OUR AREA AND HIGH
PRESSURE REPLACES IT. WINDS ALOFT AND SURFACE GRADIENT DECREASE THIS
MORNING...STILL A LITTLE WIND BUT LIMITED BY DECENT SURFACE
INVERSION AS SNOW KEEPS THE SURFACE AIR COLD. VERY DRY AIRMASS OFF
THE SURFACE...00Z DENVER SOUNDING HAD 0.07 INCH OF PRECIPITABLE
WATER. SOME OF THIS MIXED INTO THE SHALLOW BOUNDARY LAYER AT THE END
OF THE DAY...AND A LITTLE CLOUD BAND HAS ALSO HELPED PREVENT FOG.
CLOUDS WILL SHIFT EASTWARD THIS MORNING LEAVING SUNNY SKIES. NEXT
BATCH OF HIGH CLOUDS OVER THE NORTHWEST WILL BRUSH NORTHERN COLORADO
OVERNIGHT...PROBABLY KEEPING TEMPERATURES FROM GETTING COLDER THAN
THIS MORNING DESPITE THE LIGHT WINDS. ONLY MINIMAL CHANGES TO THE
FORECAST THIS MORNING.
.LONG TERM...WEST-SOUTHWESTERLY FLOW ALOFT IS PROGGED FOR MONDAY. A
WEAK UPPER TROUGH MOVES ACROSS MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY. TUESDAY
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT HAS NORTH-NORTHEASTERLY FLOW ALOFT. THERE IS
WEAK UPWARD MOTION PROGGED ON THE QG VERTICAL VELOCITY FIELDS MONDAY
INTO MONDAY EVENING...THEN WEAK DOWNWARD MOTION THROUGH TUESDAY
NIGHT. A PRETTY WEAK LOW LEVEL PRESSURE GRADIENT IS PROGGED FOR
THE FORECAST AREA THROUGH TUESDAY. BY TUESDAY NIGHT INTO
WEDNESDAY...LOW LEVEL TROUGHING EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS IS INDICATED.
FOR MOISTURE...BOTH MODELS HAVE A PLENTY OF CLOUDS IN THE UPPER
LEVEL MONDAY...CONTINUING SOMEWHAT MONDAY EVENING ON THE NAM ONLY.
IT'S PRETTY DRY THE REST OF MONDAY NIGHT INTO EARLY WEDNESDAY. NO
POPS. FOR TEMPERATURES...MONDAY IS 1-2.5 C WARMER THAN SUNDAY.
TUESDAY IS MAYBE 0-1 C WARMER THAN MONDAY.
FOR THE LATER DAYS...WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY...WILL CHANGE
LITTLE. PERHAPS PUT IN SOME MINIMAL POPS IN THE MOUNTAINS WITH
TIMING ISSUES OF THE END-OF-THE-WEAK TROUGH. ALSO WARMED
WEDNESDAY'S HIGHS A TAD WITH THICKNESS GRIDS IN MIND.
&&
.BOU WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...NONE.
&&
$$
GIMMESTAD/KOOPMEINERS
FXUS65 KBOU 312109
AFDBOU
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DENVER CO
210 PM MST SUN DEC 31 2006
.SHORT TERM...BENIGN PATTERN WILL PREVAIL THROUGH MONDAY. FOR
TONIGHT THE UPPER LEVEL RIDGE WILL BE OVER ERN COLORADO. THE AMS
WILL REMAIN DRY WITH THE EXCEPTION OF SOME HIGH LEVEL MSTR
OVERRUNNING THE RIDGE LATE IN THE PERIOD. SUSPECT CONDITIONS OVER
THE NORTHEAST PLAINS WILL DIE DOWN AS WELL AS BOUNDARY LYR WINDS
DECOUPLE UNDER CLEAR SKIES. FLOW ALOFT WILL BECOME MORE WSWLY ON
MONDAY AHEAD OF A STORM SYSTEM THAT WILL BE SPLITTING TO THE WEST
AND NORTH AS IT APPROACHES THE STATE. ONLY CHANGE TO THE GRIDS ON
MONDAY CONCERNED TEMPERATURES. MDLS MAINTAIN UPPER MSTR OVER
COLORADO SO SKIES WILL BE PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY. THIS IN ADDITION
TO MINIMAL SFC WINDS AND EXTENSIVE SNOW COVER SHUD LIMIT MAX
TEMPERATURES. FOR THIS REASON I WILL KEEP MAX TEMPERATURES UNDER
GUIDANCE...GENERALLY IN THE MID 30S ACRS THE URBAN CORRIDOR AND
NORTHEAST PLAINS.
.LONG TERM...FOR MONDAY NIGHT AND TUESDAY...NEXT UPPER LEVEL TROF
WILL WEAKEN AND SPLIT ACROSS THE ROCKY MTN REGION. BULK OF THE
ENERGY WILL DROP SOUTHWARD INTO BAJA WHILE NRN BRANCH SLIDES ACROSS
NERN CO WITH LITTLE OR NO EFFECT. VERY LITTLE MOISTURE AND NO
DYNAMICS SO NO POPS NEEDED FOR THIS INCOMING SYSTEM. BEYOND
TUESDAY...FLOW ALOFT BECOMES MORE ZONAL AND WESTERLY AHEAD OF STRONG
150KT JET APPROACHING CO THU NITE AND FRI. ASSOCIATED STRONG COLD
FRONT MOVES SOUTHWARD ALONG THE FRONT RANGE FRI AFTN WITH BRIEF BUT
STORNG N-NE WINDS INTO FRI EVENING. FAIRLY DECENT MSTR AND STEEP
LAPSE RATES FOR A TIME ALONG AND BEHIND THE FRONT. THE MODELS HAVE
BEEN FAIRLY CONSISTENT WITH THIS SCENARIO FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS SO
HAVE DECIDED TO ADD SOME LIGHT POPS ACROSS THE NERN PLAINS. HAVE
ALSO BUMPED POPS UP TO SCATTERED FOR THE MTNS FOR FRI AND FRI NITE.
DRIER AGAIN SAT AND SUNDAY AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN BEHIND THE
TROF.
&&
.BOU WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...NONE.
&&
$$
COOPER/ENTREKIN