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LOW TRAVERSES SOUTHEAST COASTLINE THEN VEERS MORE EASTERLY BEFORE EXITING CONUS. SOME HIGH WINDS WITH SNOW CREATING BLIZZARD CONDITIONS FROM CENTRAL/EASTEERN MONTANA TO MIN/WI. ACCUMULATIONS 1-5INCHES.
NEW STORM SYSTEM FROM THE ROCKIES BACK TO THE WESTERN PACIFIC/EXTREME WESTERN
NW US, ANOTHER ROUND OF MIXED PRECIPITATION NEAR SHORE AND SNOW OVER ROCKIES. TAMPA'S LOW OVERNIGHT 44, HIGH SUNDAY 60, CLEAR SKIES, BY MONDAY, INCREASIING CLOUDS WITH <10% OF SHOWERS
TUESDAY - OVERNIGHT LOW 50 AND HIGH OF 58 WITH GUSTY WINDS OF 25-30MPH AND CLOUDY SKIES AND A 20% CHC OF SHOWERS AS COLD FRONTAL SYSTEM PASSES IN THE UPPER AIR, AFTER THAT, CLR-PC.
METEOROLOGIST MIKE SCOTT,
LARRY OLSON
NEW STORM SYSTEM FROM THE ROCKIES BACK TO THE WESTERN PACIFIC/EXTREME WESTERN
NW US, ANOTHER ROUND OF MIXED PRECIPITATION NEAR SHORE AND SNOW OVER ROCKIES. TAMPA'S LOW OVERNIGHT 44, HIGH SUNDAY 60, CLEAR SKIES, BY MONDAY, INCREASIING CLOUDS WITH <10% OF SHOWERS
TUESDAY - OVERNIGHT LOW 50 AND HIGH OF 58 WITH GUSTY WINDS OF 25-30MPH AND CLOUDY SKIES AND A 20% CHC OF SHOWERS AS COLD FRONTAL SYSTEM PASSES IN THE UPPER AIR, AFTER THAT, CLR-PC.
METEOROLOGIST MIKE SCOTT,
LARRY OLSON
SPC Sounding Analysis Page - 02/07/2016 00 UTC
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