FNUS76 KMTR 211458
FWSMTR

SPOT FORECAST FOR AREA 8A AND 9
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MONTEREY CA
758 AM PDT MON JUN 21 2010

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE, CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...TYPICAL SUMMER DAY FOR SOUTHERN MONTEREY COUNTY.  THE
MORNING LOW IN THE SALINAS VALLEY WILL SLOWLY CLEAR BACK TO THE COAST
BY NOON.  A DISTINCT DROP IN HUMIDITY AND RAPID RISE IN TEMPERATURE
WILL BE NOTED AS THE CLOUDS CLEAR.  IN ADDITION...THE TYPICAL
AFTERNOON PUSH OF STRONG WINDS UP THE VALLEY WILL CREATE WINDY
CONDITIONS AT THE BURN SITE.  THE MARINE LAYER IS EXPECTED TO RETURN
TONIGHT WITH DECENT HUMIDITY RECOVERIES.

FOR PLANNED IGNITION TIME OF 1000 PDT 6/21/10
SKY/WEATHER............A FEW LOW PATCHY CLOUDS THIS MORNING BECOMING
                       MOSTLY SUNNY.
                    TEMPERATURE............10 AM 60-64...HIGH 83-87
                    HUMIDITY........10 AM 50-60 PCT AND DROPPING AS CLOUDS
                       CLEAR...MIN 12-18 PCT
WIND (EYE LEVEL)....VARIABLE LESS THAN 3-4 MPH EARLY THIS MORNING
                       BECOMING NORTHWEST 5-10 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 14
                       MPH THIS AFTERNOON.
WIND (20 FT).........NORTHWEST 3-8 MPH THIS MORNING INCREASING TO
                       10-18 WITH GUSTS TO 27 MPH THIS AFTERNOON.
CWR....................00 PCT
MARINE LAYER........2000 FEET
LAL..................1


FORECASTER...MEHLE

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REQUESTED BY...FIRE CHIEF
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POPULATION CENTERS OR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.