FNUS75 KREV 192358
FWSREV

SPOT FORECAST FOR SNOWSLIDE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RENO NV
458 PM PDT MON AUG 19 2013

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE, CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...AN UPPER LOW WILL REMAIN OFF THE CALIFORNIA COAST
THROUGH TUESDAY BEFORE MOVING INLAND WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. THIS
WILL RESULT IN SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. LOCALLY HEAVY
RAIN AND ERRATIC STRONG OUTFLOWS WILL BE POSSIBLE VICINITY OF STORMS.
STORM COVERAGE WILL BE MOST NUMEROUS IN THE AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS.
DUE TO STORMS, CONFIDENCE IN WIND DIRECTION IS LOW. HOWEVER THE
GENERAL WINDS ALOFT WILL BE SOUTHEAST TO SOUTH 10-15 MPH.

FOR TONIGHT
   WEATHER............CLOUDY WITH PERIODS OF RAIN AND SCATTERED
                      THUNDERSTORMS THROUGH 2000. MOSTLY CLOUDY
                      WITH A SLIGHT CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS THE
                      REMAINDER OF THE NIGHT.
   TEMPERATURE........MIN 56-59
   HUMIDITY...........MAX 55-65%...AS HIGH AS 80% IN RAIN
   WIND...20 FOOT.....SOUTHEAST-SOUTHWEST 8-14 MPH WITH GUSTS TO
                      25 MPH DECREASING TO VARIABLE AROUND 5 MPH
                      OVERNIGHT. STORMS MAY RESULT IN ERRATIC WIND
                      DIRECTIONS WIND GUSTS TO 40 MPH THROUGH 2000.

OUTLOOK FOR TUESDAY
   WEATHER............MOSTLY CLOUDY. ISOLATED SHOWERS AND
                      THUNDERSTORMS IN THE MORNING INCREASING TO
                      SCATTERED COVERAGE IN THE AFTERNOON.
   TEMPERATURE........MAX 75-78
   HUMIDITY...........MIN 26-28%
   WIND...20 FOOT.....EAST-SOUTHEAST 4-9 MPH BECOMING SOUTH 5-10 MPH
                      IN THE AFTERNOON. WINDS ERRATIC AROUND STORMS.

FORECASTER...HOHMANN

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REQUESTED BY...INCIDENT COMMAND
REASON FOR REQUEST...WILDFIRE