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SPOT FORECAST FOR SPRING HIGH CAMP FLIGHTS...DOI- NPS MOUNT RAINIER NP
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SEATTLE WA
328 PM PDT SUN JUN 20 2010

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE IN SEATTLE AT 206-526-6083.

.SYNOPSIS...DEEP MOISTURE AND SHOWERS ASSOCIATED WITH AN UPPER LOW
OVER OREGON WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE AN OVERCAST WITH SCATTERED SHOWERS
AND FOG WITH MIST THROUGH TONIGHT AND MONDAY MORNING. MONDAY AFTERNOON
THROUGH TUESDAY WILL REMAIN MOSTLY CLOUDY ON THE LOWER SLOPES BUT
THERE IS A CHANCE THAT THE UPPER PORTION OF THE MOUNTAIN WILL BE
ABOVE THE MARINE CLOUDS. ESTIMATED TOPS OF THE MARINE LAYER
MONDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH MIDDAY TUESDAY IS 7500 FEET...THEN MIXING
OUT TUESDAY AFTERNOON WITH PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES ALL ELEVATIONS.

.MONDAY...

SKY/WEATHER.........MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS...FOG AND
                    MIST IN THE MORNING...PARTLY SUNNY IN THE AFTERNOON.
MAX TEMPERATURE.....AT PARADISE IN THE UPPER 40S AND AT CAMP MUIR IN
                    THE MIDDLE 30S.
WIND................VARIABLE MAINLY WESTERLY TO 10 MPH.

.TUESDAY...

SKY/WEATHER.........CLOUDY WITH FOG AND MIST BELOW ABOUT 7500 FEET IN THE
                    MORNING...THEN PARTLY SUNNY ALL AREAS IN THE AFTERNOON.
MAX TEMPERATURE.....AT PARADISE IN THE LOWER 50S AND AN AFTERNOON HIGH
                    AT CAMP MUIR IN THE UPPER 30S.
WIND................VARIABLE MAINLY SOUTHWEST TO 10 MPH
                    THEN INCREASING TO SOUTHWEST 20 MPH LATE IN THE AFTERNOON AT MUIR.


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FORECASTER...MCFARLAND
REQUESTED BY...GLENN KESSLER
TYPE OF REQUEST...HAZMAT
.TAG 20100620.SPRIN.01/SEW