EXTREME SOUTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN DIEGO CA                                           
830 PM PDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
HIGH PRESSURE ALOFT AND WEAK OFFSHORE FLOW WILL CONTINUE MOSTLY                 
CLEAR SKIES AND WARM DAYS THROUGH THURSDAY WITH LOCALLY GUSTY WINDS             
THROUGH AND BELOW MOUNTAIN CANYONS AND PASSES AT TIMES. THERE WILL              
BE PATCHY DENSE FOG NEAR THE BEACHES TONIGHT WITH SOME COOLING AND              
AN INCREASE IN NIGHT AND MORNING LOW CLOUDS AND FOG WEST OF THE                 
MOUNTAINS LATER THIS WEEK AS THE HIGH WEAKENS AND WEAK ONSHORE FLOW             
DEVELOPS.                                                                       
EARLY EVENING ACARS SOUNDINGS (ONE EACH WITH MSTR FM LAX/SNA) SHOW A            
STRONG SHALLOW MARINE INVERSION...BLO 500 FT MSL...WITH SOME                    
MOISTENING AT THE SFC. FLOW ABV THE SFC FM AROUND 2000 FT MSL ON UP             
WAS ELY/NELY 15-20 KT. RAMSDIS SHOWS A PATCH OF STRATUS OFF THE S               
CST. WL ADD PATCHY DENSE FOG WORDING TO CSTL ZONES FOR LATE TONIGHT             
AND EARLY WED AND WORD "NEAR BEACHES". SHALLOWNESS OF THE MARINE                
INVERSION COUPLED WITH SOME DIURNAL STRENTHENING OF THE WK OFSHR                
FLOW LATER TONIGHT AND EARLY WED MORNING SHOULD LIMIT BOTH THE                  
INLAND AND AREAL EXTENT OF DENSE FOG OVERNIGHT. WK EDDY FORECAST                
LATE TONIGHT JUST OFF THE S CST BY BOTH THE RUC AND COAMPS WOULD                
MITIGATE SOMEWHAT THE EFFECTS OF THE OFFSHORE FLOW FOR SRNMOST CSTL             
SXNS. HENCE...WOULD EXPECT DENSE FOG...SUCH AS IT IS...TO HAVE THE              
GREATEST AREAL EXTENT ALG THE S CST OF SAN COUNTY OVERNIGHT.                    
OTHERWISE...NO CHANGES TO THE CURRENT PACKAGE.                                  
SAN 0000                                                                        
.SAN...NONE.                                                                    
MARTIN                                                                          
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS66 KHNX 192202  ca                                      

EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MELBOURNE FL                                           
905 PM EDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
88D TIME LAPSE SHOWS A FEW SHOWERS ALONG/SOUTH OF A KSUA-MYGF LINE              
...MAINLY OFFSHORE AND VERY SLOWLY SPREADING NORTH AND WEST. ALSO A             
FEW SMALL SHOWERS SHOW UP OVER MARION COUNTY.  KXMR 915MHZ PROFILER             
SHOWS DEPTH OF ESE FLOW RATHER SHALLOW...CONFINED TO AOB 3KFT. IR               
SATELLITE DOES INDEED SHOW THE HIGHER STRATOCU ELEMENTS FROM THE                
OFFSHORE SHOWER ACTIVITY MOVING NNE...WHICH APPEARS TO BE ALONG SOME            
SORT OF LEFTOVER WEAK SURFACE BOUNDARY. IR TIME LAPSE SHOWS THE                 
MID/HIGH CLOUD SHIELD ASSOCIATED WITH THE APPROACHING FRONT STREAMING           
NORTHEAST...BUT STILL WELL NORTHWEST OF THE PENINSULA.                          
PREMISE FOR COASTAL SHOWERS OUTSIDE OF MARTIN/SAINT LUCIE COUNTIES              
LOOKS LOW GIVEN 00Z RUC DEPICTION OF LIGHT H85 WINDS VEERING TO SOUTH           
OVERNIGHT. WILL DROP POP FOR BREVARD/INDIAN RIVER COUNTIES TO LESS              
THAN 20 AND KEEP A 20 POP TO THE SOUTH.                                         
MARINE...BUOY 009 WINDS HAVE SLACKENED TO 10-15 KNOTS...AND THE CWF             
WILL BE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY.                                                   
.MLB...NONE.                                                                    
CRISTALDI                                                                       
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS62 KTAE 200107  fl                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DES MOINES IA                                          
223 PM CDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
INTERESTING WEATHER OCCURRING TODAY WITH LONGWAVE TROF AXIS PASSING             
THROUGH THE STATE, WITH SEVERAL SMALL VORTICES.  THE FIRST OF WHICH             
BROUGHT BAND OF SHRA THROUGH THIS MORNING.  SATELLITE, PROFILER AND             
RUC DATA ALL SHOWING THESE VORTICIES WELL.  IN PARTICULAR, THE 700              
MB PROFILER DATA IS DEPICTING COMPACT WAVE, PROBABLY WITH A MINI                
COLD POCKET, OVER SW CORNER OF IA.  CLOUD FIELD HAS GONE CONVECTIVE             
IN A SHALLOW LAYER AS OMA HAS DEPICTED SMALL CAPE THROUGH ABOUT 700             
MB UPON SOME HEATING THAT HAS OCCURRED TODAY.  A FEW SMALL SHRA HAVE            
DEVELOPED NEAR THIS ROTATION, WITH GRAUPEL REPORTED AS WELL.  THE               
OTHER VORTICES WERE LOCATED OVER CENTRAL WI AND INTO CENTRAL MN.                
DUE TO THE CELLULAR NATURE OF THE CLOUDS, AND WINDS BECOMING MORE               
WESTERLY WITH TIME THIS EVENING, ETA AND RUC ARE PROBABLY CORRECT IN            
DEPICTING A CLEARING TREND THIS EVENING FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHERN               
SECTIONS OF IA.  WILL HANG ONTO THE CLOUDS LONGER OVER THE NE PART              
OF THE STATE.  TEMPS HAVE BEEN VERY DEPENDENT ON THE CLOUDS PER LAST            
NIGHT'S READINGS, BUT FEEL FWC NUMBERS ARE VALID IN THIS CASE.  ALO             
AREA MAY BE A BIT TRICKY TIMING CLOUD EXIT LATE TONIGHT, BUT SHOULD             
HAVE ENOUGH TIME JUST BEFORE SUNRISE TO COOL INTO THE UPPER 20S.                
REST OF FORECAST PRETTY STRAIGHT FORWARD AND LOOKING NICE INDEED.               
ISENTROPICALLY, SOME UPGLIDE WILL OCCUR ALONG N-S BAROCLINIC ZONE,              
BUT DO NOT FORESEE MORE THAN SOME MID-HIGH THIN BAND OF CLOUDS LATE             
WEDNESDAY.  NOT ENOUGH TO NOT GO WITH A SUNNY FORECAST THOUGH AT                
THIS TIME.  WIND FLOW WILL BECOME MORE SOUTHWESTERLY WEDNESDAY AFTER            
AS RIDGE PASSES TO OUR E.  USING 850 MB FORECAST TEMPS FROM THE ETA,            
MID TO UPPER 50S SHOULD BE EASILY OBTAINED, POSSIBLY LOWER 60S IN               
THE W.  WARMING TREND TO CONTINUE THROUGH THURSDAY, WHICH NOW                   
APPEARS TO BE OUR WARMEST DAY OF THE WEEK.  MAY HIT 70 IN WESTERN               
CWA.                                                                            
JUST LOOKING AT THE FMR ALONE SHOWS HOW MUCH OF A DRY PATTERN IS                
UNDERWAY WITH DSM POPS NOT GOING ABOVE 16 THROUGH DAY 7 WITH A CLIMO            
OF 30.  MAIN DIFFERENCE THOUGH IS WE WILL NEED TO ACCOUNT FOR A                 
SPEEDIER FRONTAL PASSAGE ON FRIDAY THAN PREVIOUSLY FORECAST.  CAN               
SEE THIS SHORTWAVE UPSTREAM ON THE WATER VAPOR WITH STRONG JET                  
PUNCHING INTO THE CANADIAN WEST COAST.  THIS JET PATTERN DOESN'T                
CEASE IN THE LONG TERM WITH SHORTWAVES TRYING TO DIG AN EASTERN U.S.            
TROUGH.  THIS TROUGH TRIES TO SOLIDIFY MORE NEXT WEEK.  ANOTHER                 
STRONGER COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH TUESDAY WITH 528DKM 1000-500MB                
THICKNESSES PROGGED.  HOWEVER, 850 MB TEMPS ARE ONLY FORECAST TO                
DROP TO -6C, MUCH LIKE TODAY AND TONIGHT, SO DO NOT FORESEE HARSHLY             
COLDER WEATHER.  AIR MASS SOURCE WILL CONTINUE TO EITHER ORIGINATE              
OR BE MODIFIED BY NORTHERN PACIFIC FEED INTO WESTERN CANADA AND THE             
PACIFIC NW.                                                                     
.DSM...NONE                                                                     
KULA                                                                            
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KDMX 190829   ia                                     

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON KY                                             
925 PM EDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
00Z HAND DRAWN SFC CHART INDICATING INVERTED SFC TROFF STILL XTENDING           
NWRD INTO TN AND KY...WITH COLD FRONT OVER CNTRL IL AND MO.                     
RADARS INDICATING BULK OF THE R- ACTIVITY HAS SHIFTED OFF TO THE                
EAST...HOWEVER NEW AREAS OF R- KEEP FORMING OVER PORTIONS OF TN AND             
CONTINUE TO MOVE NE INTO THE CWA.                                               
SAT PIXS SHOW CLEARING LINE OVER W KY MAKING SLOW BUT STEADY PROGRESS           
E. ALL MODEL RH FCSTS AND LAMP DATA INDICATE NO CLRING AT ALL TNGHT AND         
LAMP TIME SERIES SHOWING CIGS HOLDING IN AT 2-5KT ALL NIGHT AND RIGHT           
ON INTO TOMORROW TOWARD MIDDAY. BASED ON SAT PIXS ANYHOW...THIS SEEMS           
OVERDONE BUT WILL TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION.                                      
MESO-ETA...RUC AND NGM INDICATE THAT AT LEAST SOME R- OR SPRINKLES              
POSSIBLE UNTIL MORNING IN THE EASTERN ZONES. SOME 5H PIVA AND 7H UVVS           
ALSO INDICATED BY ALL MODELS TONIGHT. ALTHOUGH PARTIAL CLEARING LOOKS           
LIKELY LATE IN THE FAR WESTERN ZONES...NOT SO SURE HOW FAR EAST THE             
CLEARING WILL MAKE IT WITH TERRAIN CONSIDERATIONS. THIS SITUATION               
SIMILAR TO 2 NIGHTS AGO WHEN CLEARING DIDNT GET HERE UNTIL LIKE 18Z THE         
NEXT DAY...HOWEVER...THAT WAS A STRONGER NW FLOW EVENT.                         
WILL UPDATE ZONES TO REMOVE THIS EVENING WORDING. WILL WAIT TIL PRESS           
TIME TO MAKE FINAL DECISION ON LOW POPS/SPRINKLES TYPE WORDING                  
OVERNIGHT. WILL ALSO ADD FOG. BELIEVE FOG WONT GET REAL BAD DUE TO              
CLOUD COVER...BUT IF WE DO/DID CLEAR MUCH WE WOULD REALLY GO DOWN               
HARD. WILL WATCH COUPLE MORE SAT PIXS ON CLRING TRENDS.                         
.JKL...NONE.                                                                    
HALL                                                                            
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KLMK 191938  ky                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MARQUETTE MI                                           
400 PM EDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
MAIN FCST CONCERN THIS PACKAGE INCLUDE PRECIP POTENTIAL AND TYPE THROUGH        
THURSDAY.                                                                       
MID/UPR LVL PATTERN FEATURES A RIDGING OVER ERN PACIFIC AND WRN                 
CONUS AND WRN ATLANTIC WITH BROAD TROF IN BETWEEN OVER THE CENTER OF            
THE CONUS WITH THE TROF AXIS FROM HUDSON BAY TO THE MS VALLEY. WV               
LOOP INDICATED A SHRTWV INTO WRN UPR MI. SFC TROF HAD ALSO                      
PROGRESSED TOWARD CNTRL UPR MI. SHRTWV CONTINUED TO SUPPORT SCT                 
PCPN OVER UPR MI WITH SOME LINGERING PCPN TRAILING OVER NE MN AND NW            
WI. 18Z RUC CONTINUES TREND OF MOVING 700-300 QVECTOR CONVERGENCE               
ASSOCIATED WITH SHRTWV AND MID LVL TROF EAST OF CWA BY 03Z. SO...WL             
JUST KEEP MENTION OF LIGHT SHOWERS EARLY.                                       
MDLS IN REASONABLE AGREEMENT WITH SIGNIFICANT FEATURES AFFECTING WRN            
GRT LAKES THROUGH 12Z THURS WITH DECENT INITIALIZATION AND HANDLING             
OF SHORT RANGE FEATURES. HOWEVER...HAVE LEANED TOWARD ETA FOR                   
DELINEATION OF RAIN/SNOW.                                                       
WITH DEPARTURE OF SYNOPTIC SCALE UPWARD MOTION...                               
LAKE EFFECT OR ENHANCED PCPN POTENTIAL MINIMAL FOR UPR MI TONIGHT.              
850 TEMPS FCST INTO -5C TO -7C RANGE WILL PRODUCE DLT/T ONLY TO                 
AROUND 14C. WHILE COLDEST AIR FCST OVER WRN LAKE...SIGNIFICANT                  
800-700 MB DRYING AND SUBSIDENCE WILL HAMPER LES DEVELOPMENT AND ICE            
CRYSTAL/SNOW FORMATION. 1305M 850-1000 THICKNESS ONLY TO CNTRL UPR MI           
BY 12Z...SO EXPECT MAINLY RAIN OVER THE EAST. TEMPS AGAIN AOA                   
GUIDANCE WITH PERSISTENT CLOUD COVER AND MOISTURE.                              
BACKING WINDS TO THE SOUTHWEST WITH SFC RDG APPROACHING ON WED                  
SHOULD BE ENOUGH TO ALLOW FOR PTSUNNY SKIES BY AFTERNOON WITH                   
SIGNIFICANT 1000-850 DRY ADVECTION. WIND SHIFT WILL ALSO SPELL END              
TO ANY LINGERING LAKE EFFECT PCPN OVER THE EAST BY AROUND 15Z.                  
BAND OF 290-300K ISENTROPIC LIFT AND MOISTURE CROSSES UPR MI WED                
NIGHT. COND PRES DEF TO AROUND 30 MB AND LACK OF MOISTURE INFLOW                
SUGGESTS POTENTIAL FOR NO MORE THAN SPRINKLES/FLURRIES.                         
STRONG SHRTWV DROPS FROM MANITOBA TOWARD UPR MI THURSDAY. WHILE ANY             
MOISTURE INFLOW AGAIN INSIGNIFICANT...STRONG DYNAMICS WITH POTENT               
150+ JET LEFT EXIT REGION AND GOOD 850-300 QVECTOR CONVERGENCE                  
SHOULD BE ENOUGH TO SQUEEZE OUT SOME SHOWERS AND WARRANTS MENTION OF            
CHANCE POPS THURSDAY INTO THURSDAY NIGHT.                                       
IN THE EXTENDED...FOR PERIOD FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY...                           
MRF/ECMWF/CANADIAN AND NOGAPS MDLS HAVE CONVERGED TOWARD AN                     
AMPLIFIED SOLUTION WITH DEEP TROF OVER EAST AND RDG OVER WEST CONUS.            
THIS IS CONSISTENT WITH SHORT RANGE MDLS FCST OF JET/SHRTWV                     
MOVING TOWARD GRT LAKES FROM SRN CANADA. 72 HR AVN ALSO SUPPORTS                
THIS SCENARIO. ECMWF HAS BACKED OFF FROM HIGHLY AMPLIFIED 12Z/17                
SOLN TOWARD MORE EASTWARD POSITION OF RDG AND TROF AXES. MRF HAS                
SHOWN POOR RUN TO RUN CONTINUITY WITH THIS TREND AND HAS FLOPPED                
PERHAPS TOO FAR TOWARD THE DEEP TROF AND CLOSED H5 LO OVER ERN                  
ONTARIO BY 12 SAT. UKMET...WHILE MORE CONSISTENT RUN TO RUN...SEEMS             
TO UNDERPLAY STRENGTH OF TROF. WILL GO WITH MRF/ECMWF/CANADIAN BLEND            
WITH SHOT OF COLD AIR INTO UPR MI BRINGING MAINLY -SHSN AND LES                 
POTENTIAL WITH NNW FLOW AND H85 TEMPS AROUND -8C AND 850-1000                   
THICKNESS WELL BLO 1300M...ESPECIALLY ON SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY. WHILE            
MUCH LESS CONFIDENCE IN TIMING/DETAILS PAST SUNDAY...MRF/ECMWF                  
SUGGEST ANOTHER SHRTWV WILL DROP TOWARD AREA FROM WRN CANADA WITH               
SHRTWV RDG MONDAY AND PRECIP POTENTIAL WITH THIS FEATURE TOWARD                 
TUESDAY.                                                                        
.MQT...NONE.                                                                    
JLB                                                                             
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KDTX 191941  mi                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GAYLORD MI                                             
1109 AM EDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                     
LATEST APX 88D SHOWING AN AREA OF LIGHT PRECIPITATION MOVING OVER               
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN LAKE MICHIGAN...EXTENDING NORTHWARD INTO EAST              
UPPER MICHIGAN. THIS AREA OF PRECIPITATION IS IN RESPONSE TO BOTH WEAK          
ISENTROPIC FORCING AS NOTED BY THE 290K PRESSURE SURFACE... AND LAKE            
ENHANCEMENT WITH 850 TEMPERATURES AROUND -5C THIS MORNING.                      
THE MAIN FORECAST PROBLEMS WILL BE THE AMOUNT OF CLOUD COVER AGAIN              
TODAY AND LINGERING CHANCES OF PRECIPITATION. THE LATEST RUC IS SHOWING         
850/700 MB MOISTURE AROUND 80 TO 90 PERCENT ACROSS MUCH OF THE FORECAST         
AREA TODAY... WITH THE DEEPEST MOISTURE THROUGH 500 MB LOCATED OVER THE         
STRAITS AND EAST UPPER MICHIGAN. THE ISENTROPIC FORCING THAT HELPED TO          
GENERATE THE RAIN OVER NORTHERN LAKE MICHIGAN THIS MORNING WILL                 
GRADUALLY WEAKEN THROUGH THE REST OF THE MORNING AND THIS AFTERNOON...          
ALONG WITH 850 TEMPERATURES WARMING TO AROUND -2C BY LATE AFTERNOON.            
THIS WILL HELP TO DIMINISH THE NORTHERN LAKE MICHIGAN/EAST UPPER                
MICHIGAN LIGHT RAIN... WHICH IS ALREADY BECOMING EVIDENT DURING THE LAST        
FEW APX 88D VOLUME SCANS.                                                       
A 500 MB TROUGH AND AREA OF 850/500 MB DPVA WILL MOVE EASTWARD OVER             
WISCONSIN INTO THE WESTERN GREAT LAKES THIS AFTERNOON. THIS WILL                
CONTINUE THE CHANCE OF AFTERNOON SHOWERS FOR NORTHWEST LOWER AND EAST           
UPPER MICHIGAN. HOWEVER...WITH THE BEST MORNING FORCING DIMINISHING AND         
AFTERNOON FORCING MAINLY AFFECTING NORTHWEST LOWER... WILL KEEP CHANCE          
POPS EAST UPPER AND NORTHWEST LOWER WITH SPRINKLES NORTHEAST. DUE TO            
THE LATEST STLT LOOPS AND RUC DATA WILL KEEP ALL AREAS MOSTLY CLOUDY            
THIS AFTERNOON.                                                                 
.APX...NONE.                                                                    
SWR                                                                             
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KMQT 191456  mi                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MARQUETTE MI                                           
1055 AM EDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                     
FCST CONCERN FOR THE AFTN IS SHRA CHANCES.                                      
WV IMAGERY THIS MORNING SHOWS SHORTWAVE NEARING W LK SUPERIOR/NW WI.            
AT THE SFC...ASSOCIATED COLD FRONT EXTENDS FROM MN ARROWHEAD TO W OF            
KASX AND TO NEAR KRST. EXTENSIVE AREA OF -RA AND SPRINKLES WAS                  
OCCURRING ACROSS MUCH OF FA THIS MORNING. WITH 850MB TEMPS AROUND               
-3C N LK MICHIGAN AND -4C LK SUPERIOR...LK ENHANCEMENT OF SHRA WAS              
EVIDENT ON LOCAL RADARS IN SW FLOW AHEAD OF SHORTWAVE.                          
12Z RUC SHOWS BEST FORCING ASSOCIATED WITH SHORTWAVE...ACROSS CNTRL             
U.P. AT MIDMORNING...WILL BE EAST OF FA AROUND 21Z. THIS LINES UP WELL          
WITH CURRENT RADAR TRENDS. THUS...EXPECT THE MORE EXTENSIVE -RA OF              
THIS MORNING TO GRADUALLY DIMINISH DURING AFTN AS FORCING WEAKENS.              
UPSTREAM...KDLH RADAR SHOWS A SCATTERING OF POST FRONTAL                        
-SHRA/SPRINKLES UNDERNEATH AXIS OF UPPER TROF. WILL LIKELY SEE SOME             
ENHANCEMENT OF SHRA OVER W LK SUPERIOR INTO NW FA DURING AFTN UNTIL             
SHORTWAVE PASSES.                                                               
TEMPS GENERALLY ON TRACK. WILL MAKE A FEW MINOR DOWNWARD                        
ADJUSTMENTS...MAINLY W AND N AS FAIRLY THICK CLOUD COVER WILL HOLD              
TEMPS BACK. SCNTRL FA HAS BEST CHANCE OF SEEING A FEW PEEKS OF SUN              
THIS AFTN AS VIS SATELLITE SHOWS SOME BREAKS IN CLOUD COVER ACROSS              
NE WI.                                                                          
.MQT...NONE.                                                                    
ROLFSON                                                                         
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KGRR 191455  mi                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MARQUETTE MI                                           
520 AM EDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
FORECAST QUESTIONS TODAY WL BE DECIDING FATE OF WAA/ISENTROPIC LIFT             
PCPN FORMING AHD OF SHRTWV ROTATING UP FM OUR SOUTH ATTM AND THEN               
CHCS OF PCPN FORMING ALG CDFNT APPROACHING FM MN. TONIGHT...LAKE                
EFFECT WL BE MORE OF CONCERN IN CAA BEHIND FNT.                                 
LATEST IR LOOP INDICATES SHRTWV ROTATING UP FM WI...WHICH IS ALSO               
REFLECTED IN SUBTLE KINK IN ISOBARS ON LATEST SFC ANALYSIS AHD OF               
INCRGLY NEG TILT TROF. RADAR LOOP HAS SHOWN STEADY SHWR DVLPMT SOUTH AND        
EAST OF MQT ERY THIS MORNING AHD OF SHRTWV. MODELS INDICATE 850-500             
MB MEAN RH OF > 80 PCT...ALG WITH WK Q-VECT CONV AND ISENTROPIC LIFT            
ON 290K SFC AT 06Z OVR ERN UPR. HWVR...RUC AND ETA SHOW BEST                    
MSTR..QG FORCING AND ISENTROPIC ASCENT MOVING NE OF UPR AFT 12Z AS              
SHRTWV SLIDES TO OUR EAST.  THUS...EXPECT BREAK IN SHWRS AT LEAST               
UNTIL CDFNT APPROACHES LATE IN DAY. BELIEVE...NGM MOS POPS TOO HIGH             
SO WL TRIM BACK TO SCT MENTION.                                                 
TONIGHT...EXPECT TO SEE SCT EVNG RAIN SHWRS ALG FNT CNTRL AND                   
EAST...ENDING BY MIDNIGHT WITH MID-LVL DRYING AND SUBSIDENCE BEHIND             
FNT. CAA IN WNW CBL FLOW BEHIND FNT WL CONTINUE TO BRING THREAT OF              
LAKE EFFECT PCPN TO ONT-CMX-KEW AND ALGER-LUCE GRPS THRU TONIGHT PD.            
MIDDLE GROUND AVN SHOWS 8H TEMPS LWRG TO -7C WRN LAKE AND -5 TO -6C             
ERN LAKE BY 12Z WHICH WOULD YIELD DELTA-T OF 15-17C. CRITICAL                   
1000-850 MB 1300M THCKNS SHOWS -SHRA CHANGING OVER TO -SHSN AFT                 
MIDNIGHT WEST AND THEN TOWARD 09Z-12Z FOR ALGER-LUCE.                           
WEDNESDAY...FLOW BACKS WSW AND BCMS INCREASINGLY ANTICYCLONIC. SCT              
MORNING -SHRA/SHSN OVR ERN ZONES WILL END BY AFTERNOON. BUT 70-80               
PCT RH AT 850 MB AND STEEP SFC-8H LAPSE RATES WILL KEEP CLDY SKIES              
AROUND THRU PD.                                                                 
NEW AVN ADVERTISES VIGOROUS SHRTWV/CLIPPER SYSTEM TO MOVE IN BY LATE            
THU...WITH DECENT MID-LVL Q-VECT CONV AND DIV ALF IN LFQ OF 120KT+              
JET MAX. YET...BEST MSTR TENDS TO STAY NE OF FA SO WL KEEP THE GOING            
DRY FCST. WITH SFC PRES SHARPLY TIGHTENING AHD OF THIS WAVE WILL                
INTRODUCE BREEZY WORDING FOR THU-FRI.                                           
MOS TEMPS GENLY IN LINE WITH ONLY MINOR ADJUSTMENTS MADE.                       
.MQT...NONE.                                                                    
VOSS                                                                            
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SOUTHWEST AND NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA FORECAST DISCUSSION                         
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREAT FALLS MT                                         
830 PM MDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
...NO UPDATES TO TFX ZONE FORECASTS...                                          
IR SAT IMAGERY SHOWS S/WV TROF ROUNDING TOP OF RDG AND MOVING SE THRU           
CENTRAL ALTA/SASK THIS EVENING. NGM/ETA/RUC MODELS HINT AT S/WV JUST            
BRUSHING NE MT NY 12Z. SO THIS FEATURE SHOULD NOT HAVE ANY AFFECT ON CWA        
FORECAST EXCEPT TO KEEP DOWNSLOPE WINDS ALONG THE E SLOPES OVERNIGHT.           
FCST MIN TEMPS TONIGHT LOOK GOOD. NO UPDATES NEEDED                             
EYSSAUTIER                                                                      
GTF 0000 HLN 0000 HVR 0000                                                      
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS65 KMSO 200222  mt                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILMINGTON NC                                          
955 AM EDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
MAIN QUESTION OF THIS UPDATE WILL BE CLOUD COVER THIS AFTN. SAT                 
IMAGERY SHOWS SCU COVERING MUCH OF NRN FCST AREA XCPT NEAR THE CST              
WHERE THE CLOUDS MAKE IT THEN DISSIPATE FROM TIME TO TIME. 12Z CHS              
SOUNDING IS MOIST FROM H8 DOWN & 06Z MESO-ETA/09Z RUC2 SHOW THIS                
MOISTURE FIELD REMAINING RATHER STATIC THRU THE AFTN. ADDITIONAL                
MID/HI-LVL MOISTURE MOVING IN FROM THE W AS WELL. FEW RW NOTED ON               
88D MOSAIC WELL TO OUR W CLOSER TO NEWD-MOVING VORT NOTED ON MESO-              
ETA. WILL LEAVE FCST DRY & ADJUST SKY CONDITIONS TO NOTE INCRSG                 
CLOUDS OVER SRN CWA. MAY ADJUST TEMPS BASED ON READINGS AT PRESS                
TIME.                                                                           
CWF: WILL TWEAK INITIAL SPEEDS DOWN SLIGHTLY W/ 10M WINDS AT FPSN7              
16KT. WILL ALSO LEAVE WINDS NE W/ INVERTED TROF NOT SHOWING MUCH                
MOVEMENT THIS MRNG.                                                             
.ILM...NONE.                                                                    
LGE                                                                             
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS62 KMHX 191350  nc                                      

FORECAST DISCUSSION FOR EASTERN NORTH DAKOTA AND NORTHWEST MINNESOTA            
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE EASTERN ND/GRAND FORKS                                 
1000 AM CDT MON OCT 18 1999                                                     
...CLOUDS/TEMPS/END OF PRECIP AFTN FORECAST CONCERNS...                         
FIRST -SHSN OF SEASON GREETED COMMUTERS THIS AM AS EXITING MID-LEVEL            
TROF...ROTATING S/W AND CYCLONIC FLO ARND SLO MOVING ONTARIO LOW                
PRES TEAMED UP TO BRING SOME OF THE WHITE STUFF TO THE RRV. KMVX 88D            
INDICATES BULK OF -SHSN NOW EAST OF RRV AND SINKING S. AM IR/VIS                
LOOPS SHOW LOTS OF SC UPSTREAM IN MB WITH BACK EDGE NEAR MOT WHERE              
MID/HI CLOUD IS ADVANCING IN QUICK DEVLOPING WAA PATTERN.                       
THICKNESS TROF ADVANCES E THRU MN THIS AFTN AS SFC RIDGE AXIS                   
APPROACHES CNTRL/ERN ND. WAA NOSES TWD DVL BY 00Z WITH CAA TAPERING             
OFF IN ERN ZONES. WITH LOTS OF CLOUD COVER AND H85 -6C POCKET                   
LINGERING IN RRV AND EAST THRU AFTN XPCT SMALL TEMP RISES WITH MUCH             
OF CWA STRUGGLING TO NEAR 40F.                                                  
CUD BE SOME SUN IN WRN ZONES AS TROF EXITS AND BEFORE WAA CLOUDS                
INCREASE. CURRENT WORDING OF BCMNG PSUNNY IN THOSE AREAS STILL                  
VALID. FEW HOLES IN CLOUD W OF GFK BUT OVERALL RRV AND EAST SHUD                
HOLD MCLDY AS 12Z RUC H925-H85 MOIST FIELD INDICATES SLOW EWD                   
PROGRESSION. WILL CHECK LATE OBS/KMVX 88D PICS FOR LAST MINUTE                  
WORDING OF ERN ZONES -SHSN/FLURRIES FOR AFTN.                                   
UPDATE OUT BY 1030 AM CDT.                                                      
.FGF...NONE.                                                                    
SOROKA                                                                          
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KFGF 190836  nd                                      

DEEP SOUTH TEXAS FORECAST DISCUSSION                                            
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BROWNSVILLE TX                                         
710 PM CDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
NEW RECORD LOW MAX TEMP FOR BRO SET TODAY...AS IN HOU...WITH TEMPS              
GETTING TO ONLY 65 DEG F. PREV RECORD WAS 67 FM 1989. HRL REPORTED              
0.16 INCH OF RAFL JUST PAST MIDNIGHT...WITH MFE RECEIVING 0.01 AND              
BRO A TRACE. MAX TEMPS AT 71 FOR MFE...67 FOR HRL AND 65 FOR BRO.               
NORTH WINDS CONTINUED TO POUR IN AT 15 TO 20 MPH. WINDS CURRENTLY 10            
TO 15 MPH ACROSS THE VALLEY WITH CLD SHIELD AT 7K FT SOON TO MAKE               
IT'S EXODUS TO THE EAST AS H5 TROF SWINGS THRU.                                 
MDLS ALL AGREE ON CONTINUED CAA WITH GOOD INSOLATION WHICH WILL                 
MODERATE TEMPS FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS. NICE FALL WX OUT THRU                 
EXTENDED.                                                                       
SCA CONDITIONS CONTINUE OFFSHORE WITH BOY020 SHOWING 7 FOOTER WITH              
NORTH WINDS 21 GUSTING TO 27 KTS. WILL INCLUDE LAGUNA MADRE IN SCA              
AS C-MAN DATA AND MTRPIL REFLECT HIER MAGNITUDES THAN CURRENTLY FCST            
WITH RUC CONCURRING. WILL BUMP 3RD PD WINDS AND SEAS A CAT IN CWFBRO            
AND NEGATE POPS IN ZPFBRO. SYN...PHILO 58/HMT...MARTINEZ                        
.BRO...SCA FOR ALL COASTAL WATERS.(GMZ150-155-170-175-130)                      
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS64 KAMA 192046  tx                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT                                          
926 PM EDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
SFC HI PRESSURE TO MOV E ACRS THE CANADIAN MARITIMES OVRNITE                    
TONITE...AS SFC LO PRESSURE MOVES EAST ACRS NORTHERN ONT. UPR LVL               
TROF TO MOV E ACRS THE GREAT LAKES REGION TONITE AND THEN ACRS THE              
NORTH COUNTRY ON WED.                                                           
MID/HI CLDS HAVE OVERSPREAD NORTHERN NY THIS EVENING FROM THE SW. SFC           
TEMPS CURRENTLY IN THE 30S TO AROUND 40. RA HAS MADE IT INTO W/SW NY            
STATE AS OF 01Z.                                                                
PCPN TO START ACRS FA WELL AFT MIDNITE TONITE WITH PTYPE BEING THE              
MAIN CONCERN. 20Z LAMP DATA INDICATES START TIME FOR PCPN AT AROUND             
08Z ALONG A LINE FROM GFL-GTB-OGS AND AFTER 10-11Z TO THE NORTH AND             
EAST.                                                                           
BEST CHC FOR ANY MIX WITH/START AS FZRA LOOKS TO BE IN THE NORTHERN             
ST LAW VLY (WITH NE FLOW PERSISTING OVRNITE)...THE NRTHERN CHAMP                
VLY...AND THE DEEPER VLYS OF THE ADIRONDACKS AND THE NE KINGDOM.                
AREAS CLOSE THE CANADIAN BORDER WILL HAVE THE BEST SHOT. THE VERY               
HIGHEST ELEVATIONS OF EXTREME NE VT MAY EVEN SEE A START AS SOME                
SOLID PCPN...AS 21Z RUC FREEZING LVLS ARE LOWEST IN THAT AREA AND SFC           
TEMPS ARE ALREADY BELOW FREEZING THERE. NOT WORTH MENTIONING THOUGH.            
NORTHERN NY WILL BE THE FIRST TO SEE PCPN LATE TONITE...WITH PCPN               
SPREADING EASTWARD BY THE EARLY MORNING HOURS ON WED. AMTS THRU 00Z             
THU NOT VERY IMPRESSIVE (LESS THAN 0.50"). ETA MODEL DEVELOPING                 
STRONGER SFC LOW PRESSURE (TO THE EAST OF NJ...12-18Z WED TIME FRAME)           
THAN NGM/AVN. THIS LOW TO MOV NE ACRS EXTREME SE NEW ENG ON WED. THIS           
APPEARS TO BE IN RESPONSE TO A SLIGHTLY STRONGER VORT LOBE MOVING               
THROUGH THAT REGION. IF THE ETA IS RIGHT...THEN WE WOULD MISS OUT OF            
MOST OF THE STEADIER/HEAVIER PCPN...WITH MAYBE SRN VT GETTING IN ON             
SOME.                                                                           
NORTHERN NY AND VT WILL BE UNDER CONSTANT H85 WAA THRU AT LEAST 18Z             
WED...BUT UPR LVL DYNAMIX (STRONGER H3-H7 Q-VECTOR CONVERGENCE AND              
DIFF VORT ADVECTION) NOT TO COME INTO PLAY UNTIL AFT 12Z WED WITH               
APPROACH OF UPR TROF FROM THE WEST.                                             
LOWERED POPS TONITE AND TOMORROW JUST A SHADE...AND MENTIONED MORE              
CLDS IN THE OVRNITE PORTION OF THE FORECAST. ADDED FZRA BY DAWN TO              
NE/NC VT ZONE GROUPING.                                                         
WORK ZONES AVAILABLE IN AFOS/AWIPS UNDER ALBADMBTV.                             
.BTV...NONE.                                                                    
MURRAY                                                                          
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS61 KBTV 191943  vt                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LA CROSSE WI                                           
830 PM CDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
SATELLITE LOOP SHOWING CLOUDS PUSHING SOUTHEAST THROUGH MINNESOTA.              
LATEST RUC TIME/HEIGHTS CONTINUE TO PUSH THE MOISTURE SOUTHEAST...              
THROUGH THE AREA OVERNIGHT WITH MARKED DRYING AFTER 06Z.  HOWEVER...            
20Z LAMP DATA KEEPS CLOUDS IN THE FORECAST AREA UNTIL 20/12Z.  SO IN            
SUMMARY... SITUATION CONTINUES TO BE TRICKY WITH THE MAIN QUESTION              
BEING WILL THE CLOUDS CLEAR...ALLOWING TEMPERATURES TO FALL BELOW               
CURRENT FORECAST OR WILL CLOUDS PERSIST WITH GOING FORECAST ON                  
TRACK.                                                                          
WILL UPDATE THE FORECAST...INDICATING AN IMPROVING TREND DURING THE             
OVERNIGHT.  WILL CONTINUE TEMPERATURE FORECAST...WHICH IS NEAR THE              
LAMP FORECAST... AS THINK CLOUDS WILL BE SLOW TO MOVE OUT BASED ON              
RECENT SATELLITE TRENDS.                                                        
.LSE...NONE.                                                                    
KRC                                                                             
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KMKX 192019  wi                                      

SOUTH CENTRAL AND SOUTHEAST COLORADO AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                   
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PUEBLO                                                 
117 PM MDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
...TRANQUIL WEATHER NEXT FEW DAYS...                                            
MAIN CHALLENGE THIS PACKAGE IS TEMPERATURES.  MODELS STILL INDICATE             
A WEAK UPPER LEVEL SHORTWAVE TO MOVE SOUTHEAST THROUGH CWA                      
TODAY...BUT HAVE A HARD TIME FINDING IT IN SATELLITE PICTURES.                  
LATEST RUC SAYS IT SHOULD BE SOMEWHERE OVER NORTHERN WYOMING AT THIS            
HOUR...BUT FEW...IF ANY...CLOUDS ASSOCIATED WITH IT.  CAN FIND NO               
SURFACE REFLECTION EITHER.  SO...WILL CONTINUE TO DISCOUNT THIS                 
FEATURE IN THE FORECAST.  THIS MEANS DRY WITH A WARMING TREND                   
THROUGH THURSDAY AS UPPER LEVEL RIDGE STRENGTHENS AND SURFACE                   
DOWNSLOPE FLOW INCREASES.  ON FRIDAY...HIGH AMPLITUDE RIDGE FORCES A            
WEAK SURFACE FRONT SOUTH THROUGH THE EASTERN PLAINS...FOR COOLER                
TEMPERATURES...BUT STILL DRY CONDITIONS THROUGH THE WEEKEND.                    
GUIDANCE TEMPERATURES LOOK PRETTY GOOD NEXT FEW DAYS...INDICATING A             
QUICK WARMUP.  CAN FIND NO GOOD REASON TO DEVIATE FROM GUIDANCE                 
NUMBERS...SO WILL FOLLOW THEM PRETTY CLOSE.                                     
.PUB...NONE.                                                                    
LW                                                                              
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS65 KPUB 200855  co                                      

SOUTHWEST AND NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA FORECAST DISCUSSION                         
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREAT FALLS MT                                         
830 PM MDT TUE OCT 19 1999                                                      
...NO UPDATES TO TFX ZONE FORECASTS...                                          
IR SAT IMAGERY SHOWS S/WV TROF ROUNDING TOP OF RDG AND MOVING SE THRU           
CENTRAL ALTA/SASK THIS EVENING. NGM/ETA/RUC MODELS HINT AT S/WV JUST            
BRUSHING NE MT NY 12Z. SO THIS FEATURE SHOULD NOT HAVE ANY AFFECT ON CWA        
FORECAST EXCEPT TO KEEP DOWNSLOPE WINDS ALONG THE E SLOPES OVERNIGHT.           
FCST MIN TEMPS TONIGHT LOOK GOOD. NO UPDATES NEEDED                             
EYSSAUTIER                                                                      
GTF 0000 HLN 0000 HVR 0000                                                      
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS65 KMSO 200222  mt                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON                                   
1000 AM EDT WED OCT 20 1999                                                     
CLOUD SHIELD HASN'T ADVANCED EWD AT ALL THIS MORNING. HOWEVER...THE             
BACK EDGE OF THE RAIN IS SLOWLY PUSHING EWD. INVERTED SFC TROF IS               
GRADUALLY SHIFTING TO THE ATLC COAST AS INDICATED BY SFC WINDS AND              
PRESSURE FALLS. HOWEVER...WITH SW FLOW ALOFT...THE AREA OF RAIN WL              
ONLY SLOWLY END W TO E AND CLOUDS WILL HANG TOUGH E OR MTNS. 06Z ETA            
AND LATEST RUC SUGGESTS CLEARING WILL SLOWLY BEGIN THIS AFTERNOON OVR           
THE MTNS BUT HOLD OFF TIL 21Z-23Z E OF THE MTNS. FCST WL REFLECT THIS.          
CURRENT FCST MAX TEMPS LOOK GOOD.                                               
NO CHGS 2ND OR 3RD PDS ATTM.                                                    
NEXT VIGOROUS CDFNT THRU HERE FRI NGT AND SAT. BEHIND THIS FNT...  SOME         
COLD WX. (COLD FOR OCTOBER FOR THIS AREA). MORE ON THAT LATER.                  
.LWX...NONE.                                                                    
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS61 KLWX 201402  md                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA                                             
955 AM EDT WED OCT 20 1999                                                      
MORNING MAP SHOWS INVERTED TROF ALONG COAST.  BEST ISENTROPIC LIFT              
SFC-H850 PER MSAS AND RUC WAS AIMED AT CT AT MID MORNING.  09Z RUC              
SHOWS SFC LOW OFF BID AT 21Z...SO EXPECT CONTINUED SE FLOW INTO                 
CAPE/IDS AND DVLPG NE FLOW INTO BOS AND VCNTY.  WRN ZONES IN LIGHT              
FLOW WITH BIAS TWD THE CURRENT LIGHT NORTH.  THIS SHOULD KEEP RAIN              
IN PLACE THRU EARLY AFTN...THEN SLOW TAPERING OFF FROM W TO E LATER             
AFTN INTO THIS EVENING.                                                         
WITH NE FLOW CONTINUING THRU LATE AFTN...EVEN IF RAIN TAPERS IN ERN             
ZONES THE ONSHORE FLOW SHOULD KEEP CLOUDS/DRIZZLE IN PLACE.                     
24-HR OBSERVED RAINFALL UPSTREAM WAS .3 TO .4 INCHES.  KBOX STP                 
SHOWS UP TO 0.9 INCHES THRU 945 AM...MAINLY S OF THE MASS PIKE-I84              
CORRIDOR.  WITH SOME INCREASE IN LIFT...EXPECT FCST OF .5 TO 1.0                
INCHES ACRS REGION WITH MOST OVER HILLS FROM SRN WORCESTER CO ACRS              
RI/CT BORDER.  A FEW INDIVIDUAL RAIN GAGES IN THE SRN ZONES MAY GET             
OVER AN 1 INCH.                                                                 
WL GO WITH RAIN/HVY AT TIMES...ENDING IN WRN ZONES LATE.  WITH                  
CLDS/PCPN AND TREND TO N FLOW...WL PUSH MAX TEMP FCST DOWN A CPL DEG            
IN INTERIOR ZONES.  WILL KEEP AS IS ALONG COAST.                                
MARINE...NO CHANGES PLANNED.  CURRENT FCST LOOKS ON LINE.                       
.BOX...SCA ALL WATERS EXCEPT NARR BAY.                                          
WTB                                                                             
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS61 KBOX 200736  ma                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAND RAPIDS MI                                        
805 AM EDT WED OCT 20 1999                                                      
FORECAST UPDATE ISSUED TO INCLUDE MENTION OF SCATTERED LIGHT RAIN               
SHOWERS THIS MORNING.                                                           
LATEST SATELLITE AND KGRR-88D RADAR LOOPS REVEAL SCATTERED LAKE                 
EFFECT PRECIPITATION DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE INTERSTATE 96 CORRIDOR.              
LIGHT RAIN/DRIZZLE HAS ALREADY PRODUCED 0.01 MEASURABLE HERE AT KGRR.           
A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE LATEST AVAILABLE MODEL DATA...NAMELY THE 06Z              
MESO-ETA AND RUC II RUNS...SHOWS A H5 VORT LOBE APPROACHING FROM THE            
WEST AND MOVING THROUGH THE FORECAST AREA BETWEEN 15Z AND 18Z.                  
COUPLE THIS LIFT GENERATION WITH THE H85 COLD POOL MOVING THROUGH               
(WITH TEMPS -3 TO -4C CREATING DELTA T VALUES IN THE UPPER TEENS                
)AND LOW-LEVEL RH (WITH 80 PERCENT PLUS INDICATED AT H85)...END                 
RESULT IS LAKE EFFECT SHOWER DEVELOPMENT. LOOKS LIKE WE WILL HAVE TO            
DEAL WITH THIS THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS. SFC MOISTURE CONVERGENCE              
AND WIND FLOW INDICATES THE FAVORED AREAS FOR SEEING LAKE EFFECT                
SHOWERS THIS MORNING WILL BE THE I-96 AND I-94 CORRIDORS. LATEST IR             
SATL LOOP CLEARLY SHOWS THE CLOUD DEVELOPMENT IS CONFINED TO THESE              
AREAS...WITH PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES NORTH OF MUSKEGON...MONTCALM...AND             
GRATIOT COUNTIES.                                                               
ANOTHER QUESTION/CONCERN IS PRECIPITATION TYPE. SFC TEMPS CURRENTLY             
RANGING FROM UPPER 30S IN THE FAR NRN AND SRN COUNTIES OF THE                   
FORECAST AREA (WHERE SKIES WERE MAINLY CLEAR EARLY THIS MORNING) TO             
MID 40S ALONG THE LAKE SHORE WEST OF KGRR. SFC TEMPS WILL BE TOO                
WARM TO SUPPORT SNOW THIS MORNING...AND ALTHOUGH SOME EVAP COOLING              
COULD TAKE PLACE (WITH SFC DEWPOINTS IN THE MID 30S)...MOST OF THE              
PRECIPITATION WILL BE VERY LIGHT AND THEREFORE WILL DO LITTLE TO                
BRING DOWN THE COLDER AIR ALOFT. HOWEVER...WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED TO            
GET A FEW ICE PELLET OR WET SNOWFLAKE REPORTS THIS MORNING...BUT WE             
DO NOT EXPECT THIS TO BE WIDESPREAD ENOUGH TO WARRANT MENTION IN THE            
FORECAST.                                                                       
.GRR...NONE.                                                                    
GREENE                                                                          
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KAPX 200757  mi                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK                                              
1100 AM CDT WED OCT 20 1999                                                     
SUNNY AND MILD DAY IN STORE. HAVE UPDATED WINDS IN THE WESTERN ZONES            
WHERE MESONET DATA SHOWS A FEW GUSTS TO 25 MPH. CHANGED MOSTLY SUNNY            
WORDING TO SUNNY SINCE CU ARE NOT EXPECTED TO DEVELOP TODAY AND NO              
MID OR HIGH CLOUDS CAN BE SEEN FOR SEVERAL LIGHT YEARS UPSTREAM.                
LATEST RUC INDICATES SOME WARMING AT 850 DURING THE DAY... AND WITH             
A WESTERLY COMPONENT TO BOTH 850 AND SURFACE WINDS WILL INCREASE MAX            
TEMPS ABOUT 5 DEGREES IN THE NORTHWEST AND WEST CENTRAL ZONES WHERE             
READINGS ARE ALREADY IN THE LOWER 60S.                                          
.OUN...                                                                         
OK...NONE.                                                                      
TX...NONE.                                                                      
D FLOYD/33                                                                      
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS64 KTSA 200906  ok                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG SC                              
925 AM EDT WED OCT 20 1999                                                      
09Z RUC MODEL SHOWS WARM ADVECTION CUTTING OFF THIS MORNING AS THE              
850 MB TROF AXIS SLIPS BY. LOW LEVEL MOISTURE FLUX CONVERGENCE ALSO             
TERMINATES THIS MORNING FROM WEST TO EAST. UPPER FORCING                        
INCREASINGLY COMES INTO THE PICTURE THIS AFTERNOON AS DIFFERENTIAL              
PVA CREATES UPWARD Q VECTOR FORCING DESPITE THE WEAK 850 MB COOL                
ADVECTION AND DOWNSLOPE FLOW. DIVERGENCE WITH THE RIGHT ENTRANCE                
REGION OF THE UPPER JET MAY HELP AS WELL. WITH SOUNDINGS SATURATED              
AND TIME SECTIONS SHOWING LITTLE SIGNIFICANT DRYING UNTIL 00Z...WILL            
TRIM POPS VERY LITTLE FOR THE AFTN...ALTHOUGH PRECIP SHOULD BE LIGHT.           
GIVEN STABLE SOUNDINGS AND LATEST SPC DAY 1 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK...               
WILL REMOVE TSTM MENTION FROM EASTERN ZONES. CROSS TOTALS PEAK THIS             
MORNING AND THEN FALL OFF WHILE PARCELS LIFTED FROM 850 MB ONLY                 
REACH CAPES OF +100 J/KG...SO ELEVATED CONVECTION SHOULD NOT BE MUCH            
OF A THREAT.                                                                    
TEMPERATURES SHOULD REALLY STRUGGLE TODAY EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS AS              
NE TO N FLOW PERSISTS AND THE FAIRLY DEEP MOISTURE SHOULD BE LATE TO            
BREAK UP...ESPECIALLY WITH LIFT. MAY ADJUST TEMPS DOWN ABOUT 1                  
CATEGORY BY ISSUANCE TIME.                                                      
.GSP...NONE.                                                                    
HG                                                                              
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS62 KCAE 201317  sc                                      

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION                                                        
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TWIN CITIES/CHANHASSEN MN                              
1105 AM CDT WED OCT 20 1999                                                     
MID LEVEL CLOUDINESS ASSOCD WITH WAA LINING UP WELL WITH 295 THETA              
SFC UPGLIDE/SATURATION PRESSURE DEFICITS LTE TO 30MB OVR WRN ZONE               
FORECAST AREA LATE THIS MORNING...FM LATEST RUC/ETA GUIDANCE. LATEST            
VSBL IMAGERY SHOWING MORE BREAKS IN CLOUDS DVLPG AS IT PUSHES INTO              
DRIER AIR OVR ERN MN.  HENCE WL OPT FOR P/S WORDING IN ERN AREAS AND            
PD OF M/C SKIES IN CENTRAL/WRN AREAS AND WL DROP SML POP IN NE.                 
TEMPS IN GOOD SHAPE BUT MAY TWEEK DOWNWARD SLIGHTLY IN ERN AREAS DUE            
TO THICKENING CLDS.  ALSO INCREASES WNDS SLIGHTLY IN MORE                       
SUSCEPTIBLE AREAS OF WEST AHEAD OF APPROACHING WARM FRNT/TROUGH IN              
CENTRAL DAKOTAS.                                                                
.MSP...NONE.                                                                    
KAVINSKY                                                                        
</PRE><HR> <BR><PRE>FXUS63 KMPX 200855  mn