SPOT WEATHER FORECAST

11/26/2009 Weather Short term: It was nice of last night’s storm to stall over the coast and then drift south, sparing us the heavy rain. A high-pressure ridge will pass over today bringing and end to the rain through tomorrow. Long-term: The next system will arrive Saturday bringing snow through Sunday. High pressure is expected to rebuild late in the weekend giving us a good chance to have a dry uneventful week of weather ahead. 24 hour forecast starting at noon on Thursday Precipitation “ Water: lt .10 “ of Snow: trace temperatures (F): 4000’ Low: 26 High: 34 5000’ Low: 24 High: 32 Winds speed/Direction Pass level: 0-5 NNW Ridge top: 0-5 NNW TRENDS AND TIMING Precipitation: The moisture should be pretty much through as of 2pm today. Dry tomorrow with the exception of a light snow shower or two. Freezing levels: Freezing level will fall below pass level in the next 12 hours. They will continue to fall reaching 2000’ by tomorrow afternoon. Winds: Light NNW flow due to the approaching high-pressure ridge will stick in place through tomorrow. jdm