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SPOT FORECAST FOR MOOSE MOUNTAIN...DIV OF FORESTRY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FAIRBANKS AK
800 PM AKDT TUE MAY 24 2011

FORECAST IS BASED ON REQUEST TIME OF 1941 AKDT ON MAY 24.
IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE...CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE.

.DISCUSSION...
AN UPPER LEVEL HIGH WILL CONTINUE TO BUILD AND PUSH SOUTHWEST TO
NORTHWESTERN ALASKA BY THU EVENING. THIS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE
THERMAL TROUGH WHICH RUNS RIGHT THROUGH THE MIDDLE TANANA VALLEY WILL
KEEP THE POTENTIAL FOR SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS THROUGH WED.

RH VALUES BELOW 30 PERCENT IN THE DAY TIME WILL BE RELATIVELY NORMAL
THROUGH AT LEAST THU.

WINDS WILL BE DIMINISHING OVER NIGHT BUT WILL INCREASE AGAIN ON WED
AND BE GUSTY NEAR AFTERNOON THUNDERSTORMS.

.REST OF TONIGHT...

SKY/WEATHER.........MOSTLY CLOUDY (55-65 PERCENT). ISOLATED SHOWERS.
MIN TEMPERATURE.....AROUND 53.
MAX HUMIDITY........66 PERCENT.
WIND (20 FT)........SOUTHEAST WINDS 6 TO 11 MPH.
CWR.................10 PERCENT.
LAL.................1.

.WEDNESDAY...

SKY/WEATHER.........PARTLY SUNNY (55-65 PERCENT). ISOLATED SHOWERS
    AND THUNDERSTORMS.
MAX TEMPERATURE.....AROUND 71.
MIN HUMIDITY........27 PERCENT.
WIND (20 FT)........LIGHT WINDS BECOMING EAST 5 TO 9 MPH IN THE
                    AFTERNOON.
CWR.................10 PERCENT.
LAL.................2.

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FORECASTER...FREEMAN
REQUESTED BY...PETER BUTTERI
TYPE OF REQUEST...WILDFIRE
.TAG 20110524.MOOSE.02/AFG