A slow moving cold front continues to move eastward across the U.S.. Behind the cold front is unseasonably cold weather and high elevation snows. Along the front, an area of heavy rain with the potential for flash flooding will extend from eastern New Mexico to portions of Minnesota. Post-tropical Jose will continue to meander offshore bringing high surf and rip currents to much of the east coast. Read More >
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| Prepared: 9/23/2017 6:18AM by: RW | valid for 9 hours |
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| High pressure will dominate ZTL with mostly VFR conditions after patchy LIFR/MVFR fog and stratus burn off by 13-15z. Expect isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms to develop with afternoon heating, mostly over W NC, N GA/AL, SE TN and SE GA. Cells will move west to southwest at 10-15kts. Surface winds will be north to southeast at 3-12kts and occasionally calm, but will be variable and gusty near convection. Flight Hazards outside convection: LGT-MOD turbulence above FL300 over VA until 15z. Altimeters will remain at or above 29.92ins. CIGS/VIS below 050/5SM are expected in all ZTL areas with occasional improvement between 13-17z. Restricted Area Convection: R2102...Aft 18z. R3002...None. R3004...None. |
FTUS80 KATL 230933 AAA
KATL 230930Z 2310/2412 07005KT P6SM FEW100 SCT250
FM231500 08007KT P6SM FEW035
FM231800 08007KT P6SM SCT050
FM240100 08005KT P6SM FEW050 SCT250
REMARKS: NONE.
FTUS80 KCLT 230524 RRA
KCLT 230521Z 2306/2406 VRB02KT P6SM FEW200
FM231700 05005KT P6SM FEW050
FM240000 07005KT P6SM FEW250
REMARKS: NONE. |
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