FNUS75 KSLC 152030
FWSSLC

SPOT FORECAST FOR DAVES HOLLOW RX
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SALT LAKE CITY UT
230 PM MDT WED SEP 15 2010

.DISCUSSION...THE UPPER LEVEL WEATHER DISTURBANCE MOVING ACROSS
CALIFORNIA THIS AFTERNOON HAS SO FAR NOT GENERATED MUCH IN THE WAY
OF WINDS AND CUMULUS CLOUD COVER. APPEARS THAT THE TERRAIN WILL
DRIVE WINDS THE REST OF THE AFTERNOON...WITH EXPOSED HIGHER TERRAIN
MORE LIKELY TO SEE THE PREVIOUSLY FORECASTED SOUTHWEST WINDS. MAY
SEE A BRIEF ENHANCEMENT IN WIND SPEEDS LATE THIS EVENING AS THE
WEATHER DISTURBANCE MOVES INTO THE AREA. THE THREAT OF ANY
PRECIPITATION LOOKS MINIMAL AT BEST OVERNIGHT...WITH LITTLE AFFECT
ON HUMIDITIES AND TEMPERATURES. WINDS ALOFT WILL BE LIGHT AND
VARIABLE THURSDAY...THEREFORE TERRAIN-DRIVEN SURFACE WINDS A GOOD
BET AGAIN THURSDAY/THURSDAY NIGHT.


.REST OF TODAY...
  LAL.................1.
  HAINES INDEX........4 ..LOW.
  CLEARING INDEX......850.
  SKY/WEATHER.........SUNNY (5-10 PERCENT OPAQUE CLOUD COVER).
  MAX TEMPERATURE.....75-77.
  MIN HUMIDITY........17-19 PERCENT.
  WINDS - 20-FOOT.....SOUTH SOUTHEAST 5 TO 10 MPH...GUSTS TO
                      16 MPH.

.TONIGHT...
  LAL.................1.
  HAINES INDEX........3 ..VERY LOW.
  SKY/WEATHER.........PARTLY CLOUDY (30-40 PERCENT CLOUD COVER)
                      UNTIL MIDNIGHT...THEN MOSTLY CLEAR (10-20
                      PERCENT CLOUD COVER).
  MIN TEMPERATURE.....40.
  MAX HUMIDITY........63-65 PERCENT.
  WINDS - 20-FOOT.....SOUTHEAST 4 TO 8 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 14 MPH
                      UNTIL 2200...THEN DOWNSLOPE 3 TO 5 MPH.

.OUTLOOK FOR THURSDAY...
  LAL.................1.
  HAINES INDEX........4 ..LOW.
  CLEARING INDEX......580.
  SKY/WEATHER.........MOSTLY SUNNY (15-25 PERCENT CLOUD COVER).
  MAX TEMPERATURE.....75-77.
  MIN HUMIDITY........18-20 PERCENT.
  WINDS - 20-FOOT.....DOWNSLOPE WINDS 3 TO 6 MPH SHIFTING TO THE
                      UPSLOPE/UPVALLEY 5 TO 10 MPH BY AFTERNOON.



FORECASTER...CONGER
REQUESTED BY...Byrce Cayon
REASON FOR REQUEST...PRESCRIBED
.TAG 20100915.DAVES.02/SLC

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