FNUS75 KABQ 302138
FWSABQ

SPOT FORECAST FOR BIXLER RX...FS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBUQUERQUE NM
338 PM MDT THU APR 30 2009

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE...CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...
HIGH THIN CIRRUS CLOUDS AND VERY DRY AIR WILL PERSIST OVERNIGHT AND
THROUGH FRIDAY AS DRY WEST TO EAST FLOW ALOFT CONTINUES FOR THE NEXT
24 HOURS. POOR RH RECOVERY IS EXPECTED TONIGHT.

A STORM SYSTEM APPROACHING FROM THE WEST FRIDAY NIGHT WILL RESULT
IN A CLOUDY AND COOLER DAY SATURDAY WITH SCATTERED SHOWERS POSSIBLE.

   CLOUDS/WEATHER......MOSTLY CLEAR.
   CHC OF PRECIP.......0 PERCENT.
   TEMPERATURE.........MIN 34-38.
   RELATIVE HUMIDITY...MAX 29-34 PERCENT.
   20 FOOT WIND........WEST WINDS 7 TO 12 MPH BECOMING TERRAIN DOMINATED
                       4 TO 7 MPH AFTER MIDNIGHT.

FOR FRIDAY
   CLOUDS/WEATHER......MOSTLY SUNNY IN THE MORNING THEN BECOMING
                       PARTLY CLOUDY.
   CHC OF PRECIP.......0 PERCENT.
   TEMPERATURE.........MAX 73-77.
   RELATIVE HUMIDITY...MIN 12-17 PERCENT.
   20 FOOT WIND........SOUTHWEST WINDS 6 TO 9 MPH INCREASING TO WEST 9
                       TO 12 MPH IN THE AFTERNOON. GUSTS TO 17 MPH.
   MIXING HEIGHT.......9500 FT AGL.
   TRANSPORT WIND......WEST 18 KNOTS.
   VENTILATION CAT.....EXCELLENT/171000 KNOT-FT.

FORECASTS FOR WINDS ARE 20 FOOT WIND SPEEDS AND MUST BE ADJUSTED
ACCORDING TO FUEL TYPE AND SHELTERING TO GET EYE LEVEL WIND SPEED.

FORECASTER...07

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REQUESTED BY...GREG JUVAN
REASON FOR REQUEST...PRESCRIBED
.TAG 20090501.BIXLE.01/ABQ