FNUS76 KSTO 011351
FWSSTO

SPOT FORECAST FOR DOCUMENTARY TRAINING BURN
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SACRAMENTO CA
651 AM PDT MON AUG 1 2011

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE, CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...NOT EXPECTING MUCH CHANGE IN THE WEATHER PATTERN FOR THE
NEXT SEVERAL DAYS WITH A TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE FORECAST TO REMAIN
ALONG THE COAST THROUGH THE WEEK. THEREFORE, THURSDAY WEATHER WILL
NOT BE ALL THAT MUCH DIFFERENT THAN THE FIRST HALF OF THE WEEK. LIGHT
WINDS IN THE MORNING WILL TRANSITION TO BREEZY WEST WINDS IN THE
AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES THURSDAY WILL STILL BE A LITTLE BELOW NORMAL
FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR WITH RH VERY MODERATE FOR EARLY AUGUST.

FORECAST OUTLOOK FOR THURSDAY
   WEATHER............MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES.
   TEMPERATURE........MAX 89-93
   HUMIDITY...........24-29%
   WIND...20-FT.......LIGHT EAST WINDS 1-4 MPH WITH OCCASIONAL
                      GUSTS TO 8 MPH IN THE MORNING TRANSITIONING
                      AFTER ABOUT 0900 TO SOUTHWEST TO NORTHWEST 4-8
                      MPH GUSTS TO AROUND 12-15 MPH. STRONGEST WINDS
                      FROM ABOUT 1100 TO 1900.

FOR THURSDAY NIGHT....CLEAR SKIES WITH LOWS 53-58. MAXIMUM HUMIDITY
RECOVERY 80-90 PERCENT. WINDS TRANSITIONING BACK TO EASTERLY AFTER
ABOUT 2300.

SMITH

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REQUESTED BY...BILL BAXTER
REASON FOR REQUEST...STATE, TRIBAL OR LOCAL FIRE AGENCY WORKING IN COORDINATION WITH A
FEDERAL PARTICIPANT IN THE INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT FOR METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES.