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<title>Winter Weather Forecast Discussion December 2</title>
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<description><![CDATA[521 PM EST Mon. December 1, 2008
 
Pacific moisture and instability is forecast to reach into the northern Rockies along with an upper let jet. This will occur ahead of a mid-level disturbance.  Models indicate up to 8 inches of snow across northeast Montana into Wyoming. ]]></description>
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<pubDate>2008-12-02 10:42:46</pubDate>
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<title>Dense fog Advisory for Central Valley of CA.</title>
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<description><![CDATA[SAN BERNARDINO & RIVERSIDE COUNTY VALLEYS-THE INLAND EMPIRE-
SAN DIEGO COUNTY VALLEYS-SANTA ANA MTNS & FOOTHILLS-
540 AM PST TUE DEC 2 2008

.DENSE FOG ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 AM PST THIS
MORNING.

A DENSE FOG ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 AM PST THIS
MORNING.

DENSE FOG WILL BRING VERY LOW VISIBILITIES TO THE WESTERN INLAND
VALLEYS. VISIBILITIES WILL IMPROVE AFTER 9 AM AS THE FOG BURNS
OFF & CLEARS TOWARD THE COAST.

MOTORISTS ON INTERSTATES 15 & 215 & HIGHWAYS 74 & 91 WILL
ENCOUNTER VERY LOW VISIBILITIES THIS MORNING. FALLING TO LESS
THAN ONE QUARTER MILE AT TIMES.

AT 5 AM. CORONA. CHINO. ONTARIO & RIVERSIDE AIRPORT IN THE
INLAND EMPIRE.& RAMONA IN THE SAN DIEGO COUNTY VALLEYS.
REPORTED 1/4 MILE VISIBILITY.

DENSE FOG ADVISORY MEANS VISIBILITIES WILL FREQUENTLY BE REDUCED
TO LESS THAN ONE QUARTER MILE.& NEAR ZERO IN SOME AREAS. IF
DRIVING.SLOW DOWN. USE LOW BEAM HEADLIGHTS.& LEAVE PLENTY
OF DISTANCE AHEAD OF YOU.

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MACKECHNIE
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<pubDate>2008-12-02 10:42:00</pubDate>
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<title>5-Day Weather Forecast Discussion December 2-6</title>
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<description><![CDATA[430 PM EST Mon. December 1, 2008
 
Short Term
 
A Pacific system tracking inland under another system in Canada.  The system is forecast to track southeast across the northern Rockies reaching the southern Rockies by Wednesday. The system in Canada will also track to the south and east pushing a trailing front east. The two system will produce an area of rain across the Northwest with snow in the higher elevations late Tuesday and Wednesday. The northern system will produce light snow across the upper lakes lat Tuesday into the central Plains. Rain will be likely across the southern Plains into the middle Mississippi Valley. A system lifting northeast into Canada will cause light snow across the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley into Tuesday. A disturbance tracking across the eastern gulf will cause light rain across portions of the Southeast coast into Tuesday. 

 

Long Term

 

The pattern during this period will feature warm and dry conditions in the West under an upper ridge and cold and wet conditions across the East under a trough. 

 

A ridge will be over the West with warm and dry conditions. A trough will develop over the Rockies.  The system will cause significant precipitation across the higher elevations. The precipitation will spread east into the upper Mississippi Valley and spread wintry precipitation east late in the period. The polar vortex near Hudson Bay will cause snow across the lakes through Saturday. 

 

Extended Long Term

 

Models indicate a broad trough across much of the nation.  A ridge will be along the West coast.  The NAO is negative and is forecast to remain negative.  A negative NAO supports  trough over the East supporting below normal temperatures across the area. A
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<pubDate>2008-12-02 10:40:38</pubDate>
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<title>Space Shuttle Flyover</title>
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<description><![CDATA[The Space Shuttle has un docked and is headed home to Florida unless it has to land in California. Clink on the link to enter your zip code to find out where it will pass over head in relation to where you live. In California it will appear as quite bright as it passes over head at about 40%.

It will also list other space objects that will be passing over head at the same time on different dates.

http://spaceweather.com/flybys/
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<pubDate>2008-11-29 00:23:07</pubDate>
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<title>Spectacular Conjunction</title>
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<description><![CDATA[Nov. 24, 2008: This story ends with the best sky show of the year--a spectacular three-way conjunction of Venus, Jupiter and the crescent Moon.

It begins tonight with a sunset stroll.

At the end of the day, when the horizon is turning red and the zenith is cobalt-blue, step outside and look southwest. You'll see Venus and Jupiter beaming side-by-side through the twilight. Glittering Venus is absolutely brilliant and Jupiter is nearly as bright as Venus. Together, they're dynamite:
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/24nov_skyshow.htm?list814708
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<pubDate>2008-11-24 20:34:52</pubDate>
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<title>[Tech] Wireless Anemometer</title>
<link>http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,21451451</link>
<description><![CDATA[If this is OT please move but I think it's ok
I am looking for a Wireless Anemometer as a gift for my GFs father. He already has a weather station, I think a Oregon Scientific. I have not been able to find a stand alone Wireless Anemometer. They all seem to be part of a complete system.
TIA]]></description>
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<pubDate>2008-11-19 11:43:11</pubDate>
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<title>20 to 23 foot waves to hit Northern California</title>
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<description><![CDATA[.A STRONG STORM MOVING ACROSS THE GULF OF ALASKA HAS GENERATED A LARGE WEST NORTHWEST SWELL THAT IS SPREADING INTO THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA WATERS TODAY. ...HIGH SURF ADVISORY NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM PST SUNDAY... THE HIGH SURF ADVISORY IS NOW IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM PST SUNDAY. WAVES MAY BREAK HIGHER ON THE BEACH NEAR AND DURING HIGH TIDES. HIGH TIDE WILL BE BETWEEN 11 AM TO 12 NOON ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY...AND ALSO BETWEEN 1 AM AND 2 AM SUNDAY MORNING. 

Instruction:
WEST NORTHWEST SWELL FROM 13 TO 15 FT AT 18 TO 20 SECONDS WILL PRODUCE LARGE SURF WITH BREAKING WAVES OF 20 TO 23 FT ALONG WEST  AND NORTHWEST FACING BEACHES TODAY THROUGH EARLY SUNDAY AFTERNOON BEFORE SUBSIDING LATER ON SUNDAY. ADDITIONALLY...OPENINGS TO THE OCEAN  SUCH AS COVES... BAYS... AND BAR ENTRANCES ARE LIKELY TO EXPERIENCE SIGNIFICANTLY LARGE BREAKING WAVES AND STRONG CURRENTS.  THOSE VENTURING IN THE SURF ZONE... AS WELL AS INDIVIDUALS HEADING  TO AREA BEACHES... SHOULD USE EXTREME CAUTION AS WAVES CAN SUDDENLY RISE UP AND SWEEP A PERSON INTO THE TURBULENT AND COLD WATERS. AVOID JETTIES AND NEVER TURN YOUR BACK TO THE OCEAN. A HIGH SURF ADVISORY MEANS THAT HIGH SURF WILL AFFECT BEACHES IN THE ADVISORY AREA...PRODUCING RIP CURRENTS AND LOCALIZED BEACH EROSION. 

Area: REDWOOD COAST-MENDOCINO COAST- 

Affected Counties or parts of: Trinity, Mendocino, Del Norte, Humboldt
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<pubDate>2008-11-29 11:32:17</pubDate>
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<title>Arkansas Quake Swarm</title>
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<description><![CDATA[LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Nov. 28) - A series of small earthquakes that rattled central Arkansas in recent weeks could be a sign of something much bigger to come.
By this weekend, seismologists hope to install three measurement devices to gather data about future temblors in the area. That information could show whether the rumbles come from heat-related geological changes or from an undiscovered fault &#151; which could mean a risk of substantial earthquakes in the future.

"The potential for generating a high-magnitude earthquake is real," said Haydar Al-Shukri, director of the Arkansas Earthquake Center at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
 
Five earthquakes ranging in magnitude from 2.2 to 2.7 have hit central Arkansas this month. Quakes with a magnitude of 2.5 to 3 are typically the smallest felt by people.
While hundreds of earthquakes occur each year, including several in Arkansas, the location of the recent ones give Al-Shukri pause. Arkansas quakes generally occur in the state's northeast corner, part of the New Madrid Seismic Zone, where three temblors with magnitudes of around 8 struck during the winter of 1812 and smaller ones continue today.
 
But central Arkansas does not have any seismic history, Al-Shukri said.
 
"It is abnormal. It is significant," he said. "We need to carefully watch this activity."
 

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<pubDate>2008-11-29 15:37:35</pubDate>
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<title>Final Tropical Weather Outlook for the Central Pacific</title>
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<description><![CDATA[TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK
NWS CENTRAL PACIFIC HURRICANE CENTER HONOLULU HI
400 PM HST FRI NOV 28 2008

FOR THE CENTRAL NORTH PACIFIC...BETWEEN 140W AND 180

NO TROPICAL CYCLONES ARE EXPECTED THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC HURRICANE SEASON OFFICIALLY ENDS ON NOVEMBER 30.
THE FINAL TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK OF THE SEASON WILL BE ISSUED AT 
10 PM ON NOVEMBER 30. WE WILL RESUME ISSUING REGULARLY SCHEDULED 
OUTLOOKS ON JUNE 1 OF NEXT YEAR.

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<pubDate>2008-11-28 20:58:57</pubDate>
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<title>[hinghamwx] December 2008 30-Day Forecast.</title>
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<description><![CDATA[DECEMBER 2008 30-DAY OUTLOOK
338 PM EDT Fri. November 28, 2008

Atmospheric patterns, 700 MB and 500 MB height anomalies, statistical data, and various models, along with observed cases from past such months and also data from 1895-2000 were used in this forecast.

Neutral ENSO conditions continued during across the central tropical Pacific during the past month. Sea surface temperatures were near normal across much of the Pacific Ocean, except for small areas of below-average sea surface temperatures in the east-central Pacific and off the coast of South America. Subsurface oceanic heat content anomalies became less negative due to the eastward shift of positive temperature anomalies at thermocline depth to -160&deg;W, but anomalies remained negative in the eastern half of the Pacific.

The atmospheric winds and convection patterns vary from week to week across the tropical Pacific. This was due to the Madden-Julian Oscillation. The cumulative effects of the MJO were above normal convection over Indonesia, and enhanced low-level easterly winds, enhanced upper-level westerly winds, and suppressed convection over the western equatorial Pacific. 

The PNA is in a positive phase and is forecast to trend towards negative during the first 14 days of the month. NAO is slightly positive and is forecast to trend towards negative during the same period. Models are in good agreement with the expected 500-HPA flow across North America. A ridge is forecast over the east Pacific extending across western Canada and eastern Alaska. Troughs will be across the Southwest portion of the U.S. and the Aleutians. Another trough will be across the eastern North America. 

Above normal temperatures are expected along the West coast into the Rockies. The probability of below normal temperatures across this region is 55 percent. Below normal temperatures are expected from the eastern Plains to the East coast. The probability of below normal temperatures across this region is 57. The remainder of the nation is expected to average near normal with no significant deviation from normal climatology. 

Above normal precipitation is expected in the Northwest. The probability of below normal precipitation across this region is 56 percent. Below normal precipitation is expected across the Southwest, the Rockies, and the Plains. The probability of above normal precipitation in this region is 56 percent. Another area of above normal precipitation is along the east coast and southern New England. The probability of above normal precipitation across this area is 55 percent. The remainder of the nation is expected to be near normal with no significant deviation from climatology. 

Jim Munley, Jr.; Hingham Senior Meteorologist
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<pubDate>2008-11-28 16:11:33</pubDate>
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