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7 Day Forecast for Marine Location Near Kanab, UT
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Area Discussion for - Salt Lake City, UT
(on/off) Help NOTE: mouseover dotted underlined text for definition| Fxus65 kslc 230224 afdslc area forecast discussion national weather service salt lake city ut 824 pm mdt Thu aug 22 2019 Synopsis An upper level trough over the northern rockies will move slowly east into the northern plains states by early Saturday. The associated cold front will push south into central through northeast utah tonight. A dry northwest flow aloft will follow the exiting trough this weekend. Discussion A closed low will continue to churn over the northern rockies overnight. 00z kslc RAOB indicates shallow moisture layer just above 500mb, otherwise the column is quite dry. Instability is limited by a series of subsidence inversions aloft. Any threat of a shower should be across eastern utah where more favorable thermal profiles exist closer to the synoptic feature. Even so, little to no threat of measurable precipitation. The associated cold front will continue to sag south across central utah overnight before stalling by morning. Winds on either side of the boundary will continue to relax overnight. Previous discussion The upper level trough axis currently over western montana will continue slowly east across the northern rockies through Friday, then east into the northern plains early Saturday. The associated surface front working south through northern utah will settle into central northeast utah tonight, then stall across those areas Friday. Low-level cold advection trailing the surface boundary will continue to push the boundary south into central utah overnight. Not seeing any sustained organized lift result from the low-level thermal advection as mid-level temps continue to warm and dynamic subsidence take over behind the passing northern rockies trough. Some convective cloud cover has developed along and south of the surface boundary, though similar mid-level warming is keeping deep layer instability in check late this afternoon. An increasingly warm and stable air mass trailing the northern rockies trough along with as still dry air mass will keep conditions dry through the weekend. The lone exception to this dry forecast will be the eastern end of the uinta range where enough residual moisture may remain to spawn a couple of showers or thunderstorms Friday afternoon. Like most of the rest of august, upper level ridging will build |
across the region through the long term portion of the forecast. Much of the model guidance attempts to sufficiently shift the ridge to allow for weak moisture surge into the region by Wednesday. Given the very, very dry antecedent conditions... Odds would lean toward this being mainly a mid-level moisture increase with a limited chance of any precipitation being realized at the surface. Temperatures will range from near to slightly above normal through the long term forecast period as september approaches. Aviation Northwest winds will continue to prevail at the kslc terminal through the majority of the overnight hours. Late tonight and early Friday morning, winds are expected to decrease in magnitude and may become light variable or light from the southeast around sunrise. Should winds become southerly once again for a sustained period, smoke may move back into the area Friday morning. Fire weather A weak cold front associated with the upper level trough moving slowly east across the northern rockies will maintain dry conditions across all of the fire districts through the upcoming weekend. Behind the front somewhat cooler temperatures are expected tonight through Friday, with seasonally readings south of the front which will stall across central utah late tonight. Looking at warmer temperatures returning to northern utah this weekend. Anticipating above normal temperatures statewide over the weekend. Humidity values will remain low, with only fair to poor recoveries at night. Critical fire weather conditions could return by Sunday due to the low humidity and sufficiently strong winds during the afternoon early evening hours. Slc watches warnings advisories Ut... Red flag warning until 9 pm mdt this evening for utz479-481>484- 488-489-492>495-497-498. Wy... && public... 10 conger kruse aviation... 10 fire weather... Conger for more information from noaa's national weather service visit... http: weather.Gov saltlakecity for frequently asked questions about the area forecast discussion visit... http: weather.Gov saltlakecity general afd_faqs.Php |
Weather Reporting Stations
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EDIT (on/off) Help Click EDIT to display multiple airports. Follow links for more data.| Airport | Dist | Age | Wind kt | Visibility | Sky/Weather | Temp | DewPt | Humidity | Pressure |
| Bryce Canyon Airport, UT | 42 mi | 2.2 hrs | SW 11 | 10.00 mi | Fair | 78°F | 12°F | 8% | 1008.3 hPa |
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Wind Forecast for Salt Lake City, UT (23,6,7,8)
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