FNUS76 KMTR 042347
FWSMTR

SPOT FORECAST FOR GALLAGHER RX BURN
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MONTEREY CA
447 PM PDT WED AUG 4 2010

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE, CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...THE MARINE LAYER WILL REMAIN VERY DEEP FOR THE NEXT TWO
DAYS. TEMPERATURES WILL BE UNSEASONABLY COOL WITH LOW CLOUDS IN THE
MORNING UNTIL 11 AM-NOON. ONSHORE FLOW WILL RESULT IN INCREASED W
EYE-LEVEL WINDS IN THE AFTERNOONS.

FOR PLANNED IGNITION TIME OF 900 PDT 8/5/10
SKY/WEATHER............OVERCAST
                    TEMPERATURE............56...HIGH 68
                    HUMIDITY........75 PCT...MIN 60 PCT
WIND (EYE LEVEL)....SW 3-5 MPH IN THE MORNING BECOMING W 5-10 MPH
                       IN THE AFTERNOON
WIND (20 FT).........SW 5-8 MPH
CWR....................0 PCT
MARINE LAYER........2500 FEET
LAL..................1

FOR THURSDAY NIGHT
SKY/WEATHER............MOSTLY CLOUDY.
MIN TEMPERATURE.....52
MAX HUMIDITY........100 PCT
WIND (EYE LEVEL)....W 5-10 MPH DECREASING TO SW 2-4 MPH AFTER
                       MIDNIGHT.
WIND (20 FT).........SW 5-8 MPH
CWR....................0 PCT
MARINE LAYER........2500 FEET
LAL..................1

OUTLOOK FOR FRIDAY
SKY/WEATHER............MOSTLY CLOUDY IN THE MORNING. CLEARING
                       IN THE AFTERNOON.
MAX TEMPERATURE.....69
MIN HUMIDITY........60 PCT
WIND (EYE LEVEL)....SW 5-10 MPH
WIND (20 FT).........SW 5-8 MPH
CWR....................0 PCT
MARINE LAYER........2500 FEET
LAL..................1

FORECASTER...WP

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POPULATION CENTERS OR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.