FNUS76 KMTR 050221
FWSMTR

SPOT FORECAST FOR QUEENSTONE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MONTEREY CA
621 PM PST WED JAN 4 2012

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE, CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...HIGH PRESSURE WILL KEEP THE AREA DRY THURSDAY MORNING.
SEABREEZE WILL BRING WEST WINDS IN THE AFTERNOON. SOME LOW CLOUDS OR
FOG COULD MOVE IN LATE THURSDAY NIGHT.

FOR PLANNED IGNITION TIME OF 930 PST 1/5/12
   SKY/WEATHER.........CLEAR
   TEMPERATURE.........49...HIGH 63
   HUMIDITY............70 PCT...MIN 45 PCT
   EYE LEVEL WIND......NORTHEAST 3-5 MPH BECOMING WEST 7-10 MPH IN
                       THE AFTERNOON.
   20 FOOT WIND........NORTHWEST 3-5 MPH BECOMING WEST 8-12 MPH IN
                       THE AFTERNOON.
   CWR.................0 PCT
   MARINE LAYER........NONE

FOR THURSDAY NIGHT
   SKY/WEATHER.........CLEAR
   TEMPERATURE.........LOW 41
   HUMIDITY............MAX 95 PCT
   EYE LEVEL WIND......WEST 7-10 MPH DECREASING TO 3-6 MPH AFTER
MIDNIGHT
   20 FOOT WIND........WEST 8-12 MPH DECREASING TO 3-6 MPH AFTER
                       MIDNIGHT
   CWR.................0 PCT
   MARINE LAYER........NONE

OUTLOOK FOR FRIDAY
   SKY/WEATHER.........MORNING LOW CLOUDS OTHERWISE SUNNY.
   TEMPERATURE.........HIGH 60
   HUMIDITY............MIN 50 PCT
   EYE LEVEL WIND......WEST 3-5 MPH BECOMING 6-10 MPH IN THE
                       AFTERNOON
   20 FOOT WIND........WEST 3-5 MPH BECOMING 8-12 MPH IN THE
                       AFTERNOON.
   CWR.................0 PCT
   MARINE LAYER........1500 FEET

FORECASTER...WP

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REQUESTED BY...TIM WALSH
REASON FOR REQUEST...ESSENTIAL TO PUBLIC SAFETY, E.G. DUE TO THE PROXIMITY OF
POPULATION CENTERS OR CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE.