FNUS76 KMTR 120158
FWSMTR

SPOT FORECAST FOR MSC
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MONTEREY CA
658 PM PDT MON JUL 11 2011

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE, CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...A DEEPENING MARINE LAYER WILL RESULT IN EXTENSIVE LOW
LEVEL CLOUDS AND PATCHY FOG OVER THE BURN SITE. TEMPERATURES ARE
EXPECTED TO RUN BELOW NORMAL THROUGH MIDWEEK WITH GOOD RH RECOVERIES
AND BREEZY CONDITIONS...

FOR PLANNED IGNITION TIME OF 1000 PDT TUESDAY 7/12/11
   SKY/WEATHER.........LOW CLOUDS AND PATCHY MORNING FOG...BECOMING
                       SUNNY IN THE AFTERNOON.
   TEMPERATURE.........59...HIGH 72.
   HUMIDITY............MIN 50-55 PCT
   EYE LEVEL WIND......SOUTHWEST WINDS 3-5 MPH...INCREASING TO 8-12
                       MPH IN THE AFTERNOON.
   20 FOOT WIND........SOUTHWEST WINDS 4-6 MPH...INCREASING TO 8-12
                       MPH IN THE AFTERNOON.
   MARINE LAYER........2400 FEET


FOR WEDNESDAY
   SKY/WEATHER.........LOW CLOUDS AND PATCHY MORNING FOG...BECOMING
                       SUNNY IN THE AFTERNOON.
   TEMPERATURE.........HIGH 68.
   HUMIDITY............MIN 55-60 PCT
   EYE LEVEL WIND......SOUTHWEST WINDS 3-5 MPH...INCREASING TO 8-12
                       MPH IN THE AFTERNOON.
   20 FOOT WIND........SOUTHWEST WINDS 4-6 MPH...INCREASING TO 8-12
                       MPH IN THE AFTERNOON.
   MARINE LAYER........2500 FEET

FORECASTER...CW

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REQUESTED BY...CAPTAIN EMERSON
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POPULATION CENTERS OR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.