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Subj: ARRL Field Day WX 4cast 6/25
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Short Range Forecast Discussion
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
308 AM EDT Sat Jun 25 2016
Valid 12Z Sat Jun 25 2016 - 12Z Mon Jun 27 2016
...Severe thunderstorms and locally heavy rain possible from
portions of the central plains to the Upper Midwest...
...Dry and hot conditions expected to continue through the weekend
for much of California...
A frontal system will bring showers and thunderstorms to portions
of the plains into the Upper Midwest, and upper Great Lakes today
and tonight. Some thunderstorms may become severe, and the Storm
Prediction Center has outlined portions of the central plains and
Upper Midwest with a slight to enhanced risk of severe
thunderstorms through tonight. Additionally, locally heavy
rainfall will be possible. On Sunday the system will spread
showers and thunderstorms east across the Great Lakes and into
portions of the Ohio valley. The weather will be dry and warm
across most of the Northeast under high pressure, but showers and
thunderstorms will begin to spread into the region by Monday as
the frontal system approaches from the Great Lakes. Farther south
a warm, moist, and unstable air mass along with a lingering
frontal boundary will result in more scattered thunderstorms
across much of the Southeast through the weekend.
The western U.S. will remain largely dry through the weekend, as a
ridge of high pressure at the mid and upper-levels of the
atmosphere remains overhead. The exception will be a few scattered
thunderstorms along a stationary frontal boundary across the
southern Rockies. Temperatures will be above average, and will
rise through the weekend, with many areas of the West 10 to 15
degrees above average by Sunday, particularly across the West
Coast States.
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