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.AVIATION /07Z MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
Upper level trough swinging across the area along with a west
to southwest flow over the Great Lakes will continue to bring 
clouds and periods of rain, mainly across the SE airfields 
early this morning and the NW Mtns during the daylight hours 
today.
 
This weather pattern is more typical of late September than 
late August.

Post rain restrictions appear most likely at BFD and JST in the
form of low ceilings and/or areas of morning radiational fog. 

IFR/LIFR ceilings are possible through 12Z with confidence 
highest at BFD (80-100%). VFR elsewhere. 

After daybreak, isolated showers and possibly a thundershower 
remain in the forecast across the northern tier. Cumulus and 
stratocu will build through the day, but bases will generally 
rise to VFR levels in the afternoon. MVFR cigs are expected to 
linger longest at BFD.

Outlook... 

Tue...MVFR cigs possible in the AM across the NW, then trending
VFR. Showers/thunderstorms possible in northern tier. 

Wed...Patchy morning fog, otherwise mainly VFR conditions.

Thu-Fri...Chance of showers and storms again, mainly Thursday PM.

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METARS & TAFs
BFD METAR TAF
JST METAR TAF
AOO METAR TAF
UNV METAR TAF
IPT METAR TAF
MDT METAR TAF
LNS METAR TAF

 

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