FNUS76 KOTX 011626
FWSOTX

SPOT FORECAST FOR RAIL ROAD BUTTE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SPOKANE WA
926 AM PDT TUE NOV 1 2011

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE, CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...
STRONG HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE BURN AREA WILL PROMOTE CONTINUED CLEAR
AND COOL CONDITIONS THROUGH WEDNESDAY. SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING
FROM THE NORTH TODAY AND MIGRATING OVER THE BURN SITE BY LATE THIS
AFTERNOON WILL CAUSE LIGHT NORTHWESTERLY WINDS ON THE BURN SITE
BEGGINING THIS MORNING AFTER THE MORNING INVERSION BREAKS...AROUND
1030 AM. TRANSPORT WINDS AFTER INVERSION MIXING WILL BE NORTHWESTERLY
AROUND 10-15 MPH. ANOTHER STRONG INVERSION WILL SET UP AFTER SUNSET
TONIGHT...WITH OVERNIGHT NEAR SURFACE WINDS OUT OF THE SOUTHEAST AS
HIGH PRESSURE BECOMES ESTABLISHED OVER THE IDAHO PANHANDLE.

FOR PLANNED IGNITION TIME OF 1200 PDT 11/1/11
   WEATHER............CLEAR.
   TEMPERATURE........MAX 48.
   HUMIDITY...........MIN 29%
   20 FOOT WIND...NORTHWEST 5 TO 7 MPH.
   MIXING HEIGHT......3500 FEET AGL.
   MIXING WINDS.......NORTHWEST 12 MPH.

FOR TONIGHT
   WEATHER............CLEAR
   TEMPERATURE........MIN 17.
   HUMIDITY...........MAX 85%
   20 FOOT WIND...SOUTHEAST 6 MPH.
   MIXING HEIGHT......200 FEET AGL.
   MIXING WINDS.......SOUTHEAST 7 MPH.

OUTLOOK FOR TOMORROW
   WEATHER............CLEAR IN THE MORNING...INCREASING HIGH CLOUDS
                      IN THE AFTERNOON.
   CWR................0%
   20 FOOT WIND...SOUTHEAST 10 TO 14 MPH.

FORECASTER...MF

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REQUESTED BY...KEN MEINHART
REASON FOR REQUEST...UNDER THE INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT FOR METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES (USFS, BLM, NPS, U