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7 Day Forecast for Marine Location Near Big Water, UT
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Area Discussion for - Salt Lake City, UT
(on/off) Help NOTE: mouseover dotted underlined text for definition| Fxus65 kslc 232209 afdslc area forecast discussion national weather service salt lake city ut 409 pm mdt Fri aug 23 2019 Synopsis An upper trough will exit utah this evening, followed by a stable west to northwest flow aloft early in the weekend. A couple of weather disturbances moving through the northern rockies late Saturday night through Sunday will nudge a dry front across northern and central utah Sunday. Cooler temperatures will follow the front to begin the new week. Short term (until 00z Tuesday) The upper trough that moved through the area today will exit utah by early this evening. Lingering showers along the trough axis across the uinta range of northeast utah will exit the state before sunset. A developing low amplitude anti-cyclonic west-northwest behind the exit trough will maintain stable conditions across the state this weekend. A couple of weather disturbances moving quickly eats through the northern rockies this weekend will nudge a surface front south across the northern half of the forecast area late Saturday night through Sunday. Ahead of this front slightly drier and warmer air will work into the state, followed by a new surge of cooler and even drier air for late Sunday through Monday. The low-level cold advection trailing this front will have no real support to sustain any significant lift. Dynamic support for lift will remain well to the north of the front, as will any substantial moisture source. The air mass will also remain quite stable as mid-level temperatures remain relatively warm across the forecast area. Long term (after 00z Tuesday) a ridge builds over the forecast area by the middle of next week, allowing high pressure to redevelop and temperatures to return to near normal. An eastward shift in the ridge will allow moisture to surge into the state and bring increased sky cover and pops toward the end of the forecast period. Daytime heating on Thursday and Friday along with increased moisture will likely initiate convection over the higher terrain during the afternoon hours. Aviation Light northwest winds at the slc terminal will become southeast after about 04z this evening.VFR conditions will prevail through the TAF period. |
Fire weather The upper level trough across extreme northeast utah will exit the state by this evening. The showers associated with the trough will remain over the eastern uinta range, and will end before sunset this evening. A stable air mass will trail the exiting trough this weekend. Patchy residual moisture could generate some terrain-based convective clouds Saturday afternoon. A trough moving east across the northern rockies Saturday night through Sunday will push a surface front south across northern central utah Sunday. Winds will be an issue, both pre-frontal and post-frontal Sunday through Sunday evening. Increasing low-level cold advection trailing the surface front along with falling surface pressures during the day will bring a steady increase in south winds ahead of the front. Behind the front increasing west-northwest winds along with good vertical mixing will produce strong and gusty post-frontal northwest winds in the both the valley and mountain locations into Sunday evening. Numerous fire weather highlights have been issued to address the wind issue. Ahead of the front significantly drier air will be drawn into the state, followed by somewhat cooler temperatures behind the front to begin the new week. Low humidity values will exist statewide, with only fair to poor nighttime recoveries expected into early next week. Slc watches warnings advisories Ut... Red flag warning from 6 am to 10 pm mdt Sunday for utz479>481. Fire weather watch from Sunday morning through Sunday evening for utz478-492-495. Fire weather watch from Sunday afternoon through Sunday evening for utz482>484-488-489. Wy... Fire weather watch from late Saturday night through Sunday evening for wyz277. Short term fire weather... Conger long term... Webber aviation... Struthwolf 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 |
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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 | 34 mi | 27 min | Var 5 G 21 | 10.00 mi | Fair | 81°F | 26°F | 13% | 1011.7 hPa |
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Wind Forecast for Salt Lake City, UT (18,4,5,8)
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