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Marine Weather and Tides Wayne Lakes, OH Version 3.4

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Sunrise 7:51AM

Sunset 5:16PM

Saturday December 14, 2019 8:54 AM EST (13:54 UTC)

Moonrise 7:48PM

Moonset 10:07AM

Illumination 92%

NOTE: Some of the data on this page has not been verified and should be used with that in mind. It may and occasionally will, be wrong. The tide reports are by xtide and are NOT FOR NAVIGATION.

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7 Day Forecast for Marine Location Near Wayne Lakes, OH

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Area Discussion for - Wilmington, OH

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FXUS61 KILN 140912 AFDILN

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION National Weather Service Wilmington OH 412 AM EST Sat Dec 14 2019

SYNOPSIS. Low pressure over West Virginia this morning will move off to the east today bringing rain to an end. High pressure will build in tonight and Sunday and then quickly move off to the east. A storm system with a mix of precipitation will approach on Sunday night and then move through the Ohio Valley Monday into Monday night.

NEAR TERM /UNTIL 6 PM THIS EVENING/. Rain continues across the region early this morning with the back edge making its way across central Indiana. Short wave forcing this activity is moving up the Ohio Valley. As it passes across the area the rain will come to an end. Some breaks in the clouds may develop during the afternoon in the wake of this system. Temperatures are starting off relatively mild, so even though readings will not rise too much, highs will still get into the lower to mid 40s.

SHORT TERM /6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH 6 PM SUNDAY/. Cold air advection, low level flow off Lake Michigan, and a weak northern stream short wave will thicken clouds across the area again overnight. Cannot rule some light precipitation with this disturbance across far northern counties with thermal profiles suggesting rain changing to snow out of anything that develops. Lows will be near normal.

High pressure will build in for Sunday which will help erode lower clouds. But mid to high clouds in advance of the next system will be overspreading the region, so any clearing will be brief. Looks like we may get about a 10 degree rise from morning lows.

LONG TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY/. Challenge in the forecast occurs fairly early on and resides in the various ptypes expected. Precip will quickly ramp up as a warm front enters from the west early Sunday evening, overspreading most of if not the entire CWA by midnight. Warming temperatures aloft will help the area of snow and freezing rain to lift northward slowly overnight. Daytime insolation on Monday will give most of the area plain rain, but a mix of snow may still occur through the day in west central Ohio. This mix will slowly spread eseward in the evening as the surface low ejects northward ahead of the upper level trough. Rain will then mix with and change over to snow for all but the southeast before ending by daybreak Tuesday in most locations.

Heavy rain is possible in the southeast CWA as upper level flow is fairly strong from the southwest, giving a continued feed of moisture that will get wrung out as it interacts with the surface low. If not heavy rain, a steady moderate rain is giving pause to WPC who has put the area in a slight risk of excessive rainfall for Monday. Amounts southeast of the I-71 corridor should top an inch and could reach near 2 inches in portions of northern Kentucky and far south central Ohio.

Icing with freezing rain is not out of the question for much of the forecast area north of the Ohio River, primarily Sunday night. While the models are in fair agreement, the complex thermal profiles in and around the warm front that this precipitation will be entering with and subsequently lift northward are still uncertain. Snow is also a little tricky but easier spelled out than the threat of freezing rain. Expect less than a half inch along and south of the Ohio River. One to two inches are expected in the northern half of the CWA, with a strong gradient from that half inch at the river to almost 2 inches near I-70.

Thermal profiles are still subject to a not insignificant change, and headline winter weather is not a prudent product at this time. Regardless, Sunday night into early Monday will see much of the area with a wintery mix in the north, and steady rain to the south.

Tuesday will see just a chance of lingering snow exiting early in the day. This will mark the change in the pattern with dry conditions expected through the remainder of the forecast. Tuesday will see highs range from 30 in the northwest to 40 in the southeast, with overnight lows dipping from the mid teens to around 20 for daybreak Wednesday. The coldest air will occur Wednesday as the surface high in the Midwest and northwest upper flow behind the l/w trough combine to keep highs in the 20s north of the Ohio River and around or just below freezing south of the river.

Wednesday night will be a bit more uniform in temperatures around 20 degrees, with a warmup expected for the remainder of the week. Thursday will be in the mid 30s to low 40s, Friday within a few degrees of 40 and Saturday generally between 40-45, all of which will be coldest in the north and warmest in the south given a southerly flow through this time. Overnight lows will be in the upper 20s to around 30.

AVIATION /09Z SATURDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY/. Rain will occur through the early part of the TAF period. While this will generally be light, there may be some lower visibility between the rain and some mist. Ceilings will fall to IFR where they are not that low already. Rain will move off to the east of the terminals between 14Z and 18Z which will also coincide with any visibility restrictions. IFR ceilings will improve to MVFR. There could be some breaks in the ceiling later in the day, but even if this occurs it will be temporary as MVFR ceilings are expected across the area overnight. North winds will increase a bit early on. They will then veer to northwest and eventually west at around 10 kt.

OUTLOOK . MVFR ceilings will continue into Sunday morning. MVFR to IFR ceilings and visibilities are likely again late Sunday night into Monday night.

ILN WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES. OH . None. KY . None. IN . None.

SYNOPSIS . NEAR TERM . SHORT TERM . LONG TERM . Franks AVIATION .

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Airport	Dist	Age	Wind kt	Visibility	Sky/Weather	Temp	DewPt	Humidity	Pressure
Versailles Darke County Airport, OH	14 mi	80 min	NW 5	4.00 mi	Fog/Mist	34°F	33°F	100%	1004.1 hPa

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Wind Forecast for Wilmington, OH (8,2,3,4)

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