FNUS75 KSLC 261523
FWSSLC

SPOT FORECAST FOR CEDAR CREEK RX
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SALT LAKE CITY UT
822 AM MST TUE JAN 26 2010

.DISCUSSION...A WEAK WEATHER DISTURBANCE MOVING NORTHEAST THROUGH
THE FIRE SITE THIS MORNING WILL TAKE ANY LINGERING SNOW SHOWERS AND
MOST OF THE CLOUD COVER OUT OF THE AREA LATE THIS MORNING. A SECOND
TRAILING WEATHER DISTURBANCE WILL BRING CLOUDS BACK INTO THE AREA
THIS EVENING...WITH AN INCREASING THREAT OF SNOW LATE TONIGHT
THROUGH WEDNESDAY.

.TODAY...
LAL...................1.
HAINES INDEX..........2 ..VERY LOW.
CLEARING INDEX........420.
SKY/WEATHER...........MOSTLY CLOUDY (80-90 PERCENT CLOUD COVER) WITH
                      A CHANCE OF LIGHT SNOW UNTIL 1100. BECOMING
                      PARTLY CLOUDY (45-55 PERCENT CLOUD COVER)
                      AFTER 1300.
MAX TEMPERATURE.......32-35.
MIN HUMIDITY..........57-59 PERCENT.
WIND (20 FT)..........WEST SOUTHWEST WINDS 4 TO 8 MPH.

.TONIGHT...
LAL...................1.
HAINES INDEX..........2 ..VERY LOW.
SKY/WEATHER...........PARTLY CLOUDY (35-45 PERCENT CLOUD COVER) UNTIL
                      2200...THEN MOSTLY CLOUDY (85-95 PERCENT CLOUD
                      COVER). A SLIGHT CHANCE OF SNOW AFTER 0200.
MIN TEMPERATURE.......16-18.
MAX HUMIDITY..........88-92 PERCENT.
WIND (20 FT)..........SOUTH SOUTHWEST WINDS 2 TO 5 MPH...INCREASING
                      TO 5 TO 9 MPH AFTER MIDNIGHT.

.OUTLOOK FOR WEDNESDAY...
LAL...................1.
HAINES INDEX..........2 ..VERY LOW.
CLEARING INDEX........550.
SKY/WEATHER...........CLOUDY (95-100 PERCENT CLOUD COVER). A CHANCE
                      OF SNOW EARLY IN THE MORNING...THEN
                      OCCASIONAL SNOW.
MAX TEMPERATURE.......25-28.
MIN HUMIDITY..........78-80 PERCENT.
WIND (20 FT)..........SOUTH SOUTHWEST WINDS 4 TO 7 MPH EARLY IN THE
                      MORNING...BECOMING LIGHT AND VARIABLE AS SNOW
                      INCREASES DURING THE LATE MORNING.



FORECASTER...CONGER
REQUESTED BY...Shane Bowling
REASON FOR REQUEST...PRESCRIBED
.TAG 20100126.CEDAR.01/SLC

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