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FXUS63 KJKL 022115
AFDJKL
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON KY
515 PM EDT WED APR 2 2025
KEY MESSAGES
- TEMPERATURES WILL BE UNSEASONABLY WARM FOR MOST OF THE AREA INTO
THE FIRST PART OF UPCOMING WEEKEND.
- AT LEAST NORTHWEST PARTS OF EASTERN KENTUCKY ARE FAVORED TO SEE
ANOTHER ROUND OF STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS TONIGHT, WITH BETTER
CHANCES OVER MOST, IF NOT ALL, OF EASTERN KENTUCKY ON THURSDAY
INTO THURSDAY NIGHT.
- WE ARE LOOKING FOR REPEATED ROUNDS OF HEAVY RAIN AND
THUNDERSTORMS TO AFFECT EASTERN KENTUCKY THROUGH SUNDAY -
ESPECIALLY FOR NORTHWEST PARTS OF THE FORECAST AREA WHERE
BETWEEN 3 AND 6 INCHES OF RAIN STILL APPEARS TO BE POSSIBLE
OVER THOSE SEVERAL DAYS. THIS AREA REMAINS IN A FLOOD WATCH FROM
MIDNIGHT TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING.
UPDATE
ISSUED AT 1002 AM EDT WED APR 2 2025
SHOWERS ASSOCIATED WITH ELEVATED INSTABILITY HAVE NOT MATERIALIZED
IN THE JKL AREA AND REMAIN TO OUR NORTH. IT'S LOOKING MORE LIKELY
THAT WE WILL STAY CAPPED DURING THE DAY, AND THE POP HAS BEEN
LOWER BELOW THE 20% THRESHOLD FOR FORECAST INCLUSION AREA WIDE.
HAVE ALSO LOWERED SKY COVER IN THE VERY NEAR TERM BASED ON
SATELLITE OBS. LATEST TEMPS HAVE BEEN BLENDED INTO THE FORECAST.
SHORT TERM
(TODAY THROUGH THURSDAY)
ISSUED AT 519 AM EDT WED APR 2 2025
THERMOMETERS HAVE DIPPED INTO THE MID 30S IN THE COOLEST
NORTHEASTERN HOLLOW THIS MORNING BUT RANGE UP TO THE MID 50S TO
LOW 60S IN THE VICINITY OF LAKE CUMBERLAND AND ON SOUTHERN THERMAL
BELT RIDGES. HIGH CLOUDS ARE STREAMING IN FROM THE WEST SOUTHWEST
WHILE WINDS ARE SLOWLY PICKING UP OUT OF THE SOUTHEAST,
ESPECIALLY OVER THE HIGHER TERRAIN AND IN OPEN AREAS, DUE TO A
TIGHTENING SURFACE PRESSURE GRADIENT. THE BROADER REGIONAL
ANALYSIS SHOWS A QUASI-STATIONARY FRONT EXTENDING FROM SOUTH
CAROLINA WESTWARD THROUGH THE LOWER TENNESSEE VALLEY AND THEN
NORTHWESTWARD AS WARM FRONT TO AN ~988MB ELONGATED LOW OVER THE
KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA. LOOKING ALOFT, A BROAD 500H TROUGH IS IN
PLACE OVER THE WESTERN CONUS WHILE BROAD RIDGING PREVAILS OVER THE
EAST.
THE UPPER-LEVEL WAVE PATTERN WILL BECOME MORE AMPLIFIED THROUGH THE
SHORT-TERM BUT WITH LITTLE OVERALL PROPAGATION TO THE EAST. THE
AFOREMENTIONED SURFACE LOW WILL CONTINUE TO OCCLUDE AS ITS PARENT
500H SHORTWAVE EJECTS OUT OF THE WESTERN TROUGH AND RACES
NORTHEAST TO OVER LAKE SUPERIOR LATE TONIGHT AND ONWARD INTO
QUEBEC ON THURSDAY. THE SYSTEM'S ASSOCIATED WARM FRONT WILL LIFT
THROUGH EASTERN KENTUCKY LATER THIS MORNING WITH LIMITED MOISTURE
AND ONLY A LOW CHANCE OF A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM TOWARD THE I-64
CORRIDOR. BEHIND THE BOUNDARY, DEEPENING MIXING UNDER PARTIAL SUN
WILL PROMOTE MOMENTUM TRANSFER TO THE SURFACE FROM THE SYSTEM'S
WARM CONVEYOR BELT JET. GFS BUFKIT MIXED LAYER MOMENTUM TRANSFER
WAS SUFFICIENT (34+KTS AT TIMES) OVER OUR WESTERN COUNTIES TO
WARRANT ISSUANCE OF A WIND ADVISORY FROM 10 AM TO 8 PM EDT,
COINCIDENT WITH MIX-OUT THROUGH PEAK AFTERNOON/EARLY EVENING
HEATING. WINDS WILL BE GUSTY DURING THAT TIME FURTHER EAST, BUT
THE WEAKER WIND FIELD IS NOT LIKELY TO SUPPORT WIDESPREAD WIND
ADVISORY CRITERIA GUSTS (40 TO 57 MPH) THERE. GULF MOISTURE WILL
SURGE TO WELL ABOVE CLIMATOLOGICAL NORMS BY LATER THIS EVENING/
TONIGHT AS THE SOUTHERLY FLOW PULLS A JUICY AIR MASS NORTHWARD
FROM THE GULF (HREF PWATS RISE TO BETWEEN 1.2 AND 1.5 INCHES BY
LATE TONIGHT). MEANWHILE, A CONVECTIVELY-REINFORCED COLD FRONT
TRAILING BEHIND THE SURFACE LOW WILL RACE SOUTHEASTWARD INTO THE
OHIO VALLEY LATE TONIGHT BEFORE STALLING OVER THE COMMONWEALTH ON
THURSDAY AS THE COLD POOL-DRIVEN CONVECTION OUTRUNS THE BETTER
UPPER LEVEL SUPPORT. THE BOUNDARY'S THETA-E GRADIENT BECOMES
NEARLY PARALLEL WITH THE DEEP, MOIST SOUTHWESTERLY FLOW FOR MUCH
OF THE DAY, SUPPORTIVE OF TRAINING CONVECTION ALONG THE BOUNDARY.
CONSIDERABLE SPREAD IS NOTED IN THE 00 AND 06Z MODEL SUITES AS TO
THE EVENTUAL LOCATION OF THE BOUNDARY BY 18Z THURSDAY, WHETHER IT BE
JUST SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER OR FURTHER SOUTHEAST INTO THE
TENNESSEE VALLEY/SOUTHEASTERN KENTUCKY. A MORE SOUTHEASTERLY
POSITION OF THE BOUNDARY SHOULD FAVOR WEAKER SYNOPTIC SCALE
ASCENT AS IT WOULD BE MORE DISPLACED FROM THE BETTER JET/VORTICITY
DYNAMICS ALOFT. WITH THAT BEING SAID, THE AIR MASS FEEDING INTO
THE BOUNDARY FROM THE GULF WILL BE EXTREMELY MOIST (APPROACHING
CLIMATOLOGICAL MAXIMUMS ACCORDING TO THE NAEFS AND ECWMF ENS),
WHICH COMBINED WITH RELATIVELY SKINNY CAPE AND EFFICIENT WARM
LAYER RAIN PROCESSES COULD EASILY LEAD TO LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL.
GIVEN RELATIVELY LOW ANTECEDENT STREAMFLOWS AND SOIL MOISTURE,
RAINFALL ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY ALONG THIS SOUTHEASTWARD
SAGGING BOUNDARY SHOULD BE LARGELY A PRIMING TYPE OF EVENT WITH
MOST HYDRO ISSUES BEING LIMITED TO POOR DRAINAGE/URBAN
FLOODING/PONDING AND MINOR STREAM FLOODING. WPC HAS PLACED MOST OF
EASTERN KENTUCKY UNDER A MARGINAL RISK OF EXCESSIVE RAINFALL LATE
TONIGHT INTO EARLY THURSDAY WITH THIS INITIAL ROUND OF RAINFALL.
A SLIGHT RISK FOR EXCESSIVE RAINFALL IS IN PLACE FOR LOCATIONS
ALONG/NORTHWEST OF A PAINTSVILLE-TO-JACKSON-TO-LONDON LINE ON
THURSDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT, ROUGHLY CORRESPONDING TO THE
FOOTPRINT OF THE CURRENT FLOOD WATCH. THIS IS THE AREA WHICH IS
CURRENTLY EXPECTED TO SEE THE MORE PERSISTENT SOUTHWEST-NORTHEAST
TRAINING CONVECTION ON THURSDAY INTO THURSDAY EVENING AND IS
FAVORED TO RECEIVE A WIDESPREAD 0.75 TO 1.50 INCHES OF RAIN, AS
PER THE 02/00Z HREF PMM PRECIPITATION. IN MORE EXTREME HIGH-END
TRAINING SCENARIOS, LOCALIZED SWATHS OF UP TO 4 INCHES COULD OCCUR
IN THE FLOOD WATCH AREA THROUGH 00Z FRIDAY. IT IS IMPORTANT TO
NOTE THAT THERE IS A VERY SHARP CUTOFF IN RAINFALL AMOUNTS SOUTH
OF THE BOUNDARY AND SHOULD THE BOUNDARY STALL FURTHER NORTH THAN
EXPECTED, VERY LITTLE RAINFALL WOULD OCCUR IN THE JKL CWA IN THE
SHORT-TERM. CONVERSELY, THOSE AMOUNTS COULD CREEP A LITTLE
FURTHER SOUTH AND EAST IF THE FRONT MAKES A MORE AGGRESSIVE PUSH
SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER AND INTO THE BLOCKING RIDGE. THOSE WITH
INTERESTS VULNERABLE TO FLOODING IN THE WATCH AREA ARE ADVISED TO
HAVE A PLAN FOR WHAT THEY WILL DO IF FLOODING OCCURS AND
INDIVIDUALS SOUTHEAST OF THE PRESENT FLOOD WATCH ARE ENCOURAGED TO
MONITOR LATER FORECAST UPDATES FOR ANY POTENTIAL SOUTHEASTWARD
SHIFTS IN THE HEAVIER RAINFALL AMOUNTS. MODEL GUIDANCE IS IN GOOD
AGREEMENT THAT A NEW WAVE OF LOW PRESSURE WILL RIDE THE BAROCLINIC
ZONE ACROSS THE OHIO VALLEY JUST BEYOND THE END OF THE SHORT-TERM
PERIOD, TEMPORARILY LIFTING THE STALLED BOUNDARY AND ITS
ASSOCIATED RAINFALL BACK TO THE NORTH BEGINNING THURSDAY EVENING.
ASIDE FROM THE STRONG ENVIRONMENTAL WIND AND FLOODING THREATS,
THERE IS A SLIGHT RISK OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS TONIGHT OVER THE
NORTHWESTERN HALF OF THE FORECAST AREA AS THE LINE OF CONVECTION
INITIALLY SETTLES SOUTHEAST AND THEN ACROSS ALL OF EASTERN
KENTUCKY ON THURSDAY AS THE BOUNDARY MOST LIKELY STALLS FOR A TIME
OVER OUR FORECAST AREA. DAMAGING WIND GUSTS (15 TO 30% CHANCE
WITHIN 25 MILES OF A POINT) WILL BE THE PRIMARY HAZARD WITH
STRONGER STORMS RIDING ALONG THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY. HOWEVER
ISOLATED INSTANCES OF HAIL AND A BRIEF SPINUP TORNADO CANNOT BE
RULED OUT (THOUGH PROBABILITIES ARE LOWER) AS THE AIR MASS FEEDING
INTO THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY WILL BE SUPPORT OF SUPPORTIVE OF
TRANSIENT SUPERCELLULAR STRUCTURES EMBEDDED ALONG THE EDGE OF THE
FRONTAL LINE.
IN SENSIBLE TERMS, LOOK FOR A MUCH WARMER AND INCREASINGLY WINDY
WEDNESDAY WITH A MIXTURE OF SUN AND CLOUDS. EXPECT WINDS TO BECOME
SOUTHERLY AND INCREASE TO BETWEEN 10 AND 20 MPH WITH GUSTS OF 30 TO
45 MPH FROM LATER MORNING THROUGH EARLY EVENING. THE STRONGEST GUSTS
ARE EXPECTED TO OCCUR NEAR AND WEST OF THE POTTSVILLE ESCARPMENT
(ROUGHLY ROWAN DOWN TO WHITLEY COUNTIES AND WESTWARD). IT WILL ALSO
BE MUCH WARMER THAN RECENT DAYS WITH WIDESPREAD AFTERNOON HIGH
TEMPERATURES IN THE LOWER TO MIDDLE 80S. THERE IS A SMALL CHANCE
OF A SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM LATE THIS MORNING AND EARLY AFTERNOON
NEAR/NORTH OF THE MOUNTAIN PARKWAY BUT MOST LOCATIONS SHOULD
REMAIN DRY. MILD AND BREEZY CONDITIONS FOLLOW FOR TONIGHT WITH A
LINE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS SETTLING IN FROM THE NORTHWEST
OVERNIGHT. TENTATIVELY EXPECT THE LINE TO REACH THE I-64 CORRIDOR
BY 1 TO 4 AM EDT AND SINK TO NEAR THE HAL ROGER/KY-80 CORRIDOR BY
AROUND SUNRISE. THAT LINE THEN WAVERS ON THURSDAY BEFORE GRADUALLY
LIFTING BACK TO THE NORTH LATER IN THE DAY. SOME LOCATIONS NEAR
THE VIRGINIA BORDER COULD SEE LITTLE OR NO RAINFALL, WHEREAS
LOCATIONS FURTHER NORTHWEST COULD RECEIVE MULTIPLE INCHES OF RAIN
AND EXPERIENCE INSTANCES OF HIGH WATER. THERE COULD ALSO BE STRONG
TO SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ALONG THE LEADING EDGE OF THIS LINE.
TEMPERATURES TONIGHT ARE EXPECTED RANGE IN THE 60S. ON THURSDAY,
FORECAST HIGHS RANGE FROM THE UPPER 60S WHERE SHOWERS AND STORMS
PERSIST UP THE LOWER AND MIDDLE 80S OVER FAR SOUTHEASTERN COUNTIES
WHERE SUNSHINE IS PREVALENT.
LONG TERM
(FRIDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY)
ISSUED AT 515 PM EDT WED APR 2 2025
THE MODELS, AND THEIR INDIVIDUAL ENSEMBLE SUITES, ARE STILL IN
SURPRISINGLY GOOD AGREEMENT ALOFT THROUGH THE BULK OF THE LONG
TERM FORECAST BEFORE SOME DIFFERENCES OF NOTE START TO SHOW UP
CONCERNING A LATE PERIOD TROUGH DROPPING INTO THE OHIO VALLEY FROM
THE NORTH. THEY ALL DEPICT A DEEP SOUTHWESTERN TROUGH ANCHORING
THE 5H PATTERN THROUGH THE REST OF THE WEEK ONLY SLOWLY GRINDING
EAST THROUGH SATURDAY WHILE A STRONG RIDGE HOLDS FIRM IN THE
SOUTHEAST. THIS CONTINUES TO DEPICT A STAGNANT PATTERN ALOFT FOR
MOST OF THE COUNTRY INTO THE FIRST PART OF THE WEEKEND LOCKING IN
AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF FAST SOUTHWEST MID-LEVEL FLOW INTO KENTUCKY.
THIS WILL BE ABLE TO SCOUR AMPLE MOISTURE NORTHEAST FROM A WIDE
OPEN WESTERN GULF OF AMERICA FOR A NEAR CONTINUOUS FLUX OF
MOISTURE INTO THE REGION. WITHIN THE FLOW, SEVERAL IMPULSES OF
CONCERN WILL RIDE PAST EASTERN KENTUCKY. ONE OF THESE, IN A SERIES
OF THEM, PASSES THROUGH EARLY FRIDAY BEFORE ANOTHER SLIDES BY TO
THE NORTH THAT NIGHT INTO SATURDAY MORNING, WHILE A THIRD THEN
CROSSES TOWARDS THAT EVENING. BY EARLY SUNDAY, THOUGH, A
SUBSTANTIAL PORTION OF THE SOUTHWESTERN TROUGH FINALLY WORKS
EAST INTO THE MID-MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HELPING TO SHOVE THE BLOCKING
SOUTHEAST RIDGE FURTHER AWAY FROM KENTUCKY. THIS WILL ALLOW THE
PATTERN TO START MOVING AGAIN FOR OUR AREA AND ALSO HELPS TO PULL
A LARGE TROUGH SOUTHWARD FROM EASTERN CANADA SENDING 5H HEIGHT
FALLS THROUGH THIS PART OF THE STATE DURING THE DAY, SUNDAY. THEN,
WITH THE PATTERN FINALLY ON THE MOVE, A STREAM OF ENERGY WILL
SETTLE INTO THE OHIO VALLEY AND PRESS SOUTH INTO THE JKL CWA LATER
MONDAY. THIS ENERGY SWATH LINGERS OVERHEAD THROUGH EARLY TUESDAY
BEFORE THE LARGE NORTHERN TROUGH'S AXIS AT 5H WILL FINALLY SWEEP
EAST OF THE OHIO VALLEY - NOW FASTER AND MORE DAMPENED IN THE
ECMWF CLUSTER COMPARED TO THE GFS SOLUTIONS. THIS CHANGE WILL TURN
THE MID-LEVEL FLOW MORE SHARPLY TO THE NORTHWEST BRINGING A
PATTERN MORE CONDUCIVE FOR DRYING AND COLDER CONDITIONS.
THE STILL RATHER SMALL MODEL SPREAD ALOFT THROUGH SATURDAY
SUPPORTED USING THE NBM AS THE STARTING POINT FOR THE FORECAST
GRIDS INTO THE WEEKEND THEN HAVE DECIDED TO USED IT SPLIT THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE STILL SHIFTING CLUSTER SOLUTIONS OF THE
VARIOUS LONG RANGE MODEL SYSTEMS INTO THE FIRST PART OF NEXT WEEK.
AGAIN MADE SOME ADJUSTMENTS MAINLY TO ADD MORE TERRAIN DISTINCTION
TO THE TEMPERATURES IN THE SOUTHEAST PARTS OF THE AREA EACH NIGHT
THROUGH SATURDAY MORNING.
SENSIBLE WEATHER FEATURES A WARM END TO THE WEEK FOR MOST WITH
THE MODELS NOW DEPICTING THE CONCERNING BOUNDARY LYING ACROSS
NORTHERN PARTS OF THE JKL CWA TO START THE DAY, FRIDAY. MODEL
CONSENSUS HAS THIS BOUNDARY SHIFTING NORTH ON FRIDAY AS THE NEXT
SFC WAVE CONSOLIDATES TO THE SOUTHWEST OF THE STATE. THIS PROCESS
LOOKS ON TRACK TO SPARE MUCH OF EASTERN KENTUCKY THE HEAVY RAINS
AND STRONGER STORMS THROUGH THE AFTERNOON AND INTO THE NIGHT.
HOWEVER, THIS BOUNDARY WILL START TO RETURN SOUTHEAST LATER
SATURDAY WITH MORE STRONG TO POSSIBLY SEVERE STORMS ARRIVING, FOR
AT LEAST NORTHWEST PORTIONS OF THE AREA BY EVENING, WHILE THE
SOUTHEAST LOOKS TO STAY DRY AND VERY WARM. THE CAVEAT THROUGH
SATURDAY EVENING IS THAT WHILE THE MODELS ARE IN DECENT AGREEMENT
THAT THE BOUNDARY STAYS WEST AND NORTH OF THE BULK OF SOUTHEAST
KENTUCKY, MESOSCALE DYNAMICS AND OUTFLOW BOUNDARIES COULD HELP TO
PUSH IT FURTHER SOUTH THAN THE MODELS INDICATE SO CAUTION IS
URGED, ESPECIALLY IN THE FLOOD WATCH AREAS. EVENTUALLY, THIS
SYSTEM AND THE FRONTAL STRUCTURE PUSH THROUGH THE ENTIRE AREA
MAINLY SUNDAY MORNING WITH A FINAL INCIDENT OF HEAVY RAIN BEFORE
IT DEPARTS. WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE TO CONSIDER EXTENDING THE FLOOD
WATCH THROUGH THE DAY SUNDAY IF THE ECMWF TRENDS HOLDS IN HAVING A
LINGERING SFC WAVE MOVE ALONG THE FRONT ON SUNDAY AND HOLDING IT
UP BY PERHAPS ANOTHER 12 HOURS.
SHARPLY COLDER WEATHER FOLLOWS BEHIND THE SYSTEM INTO MONDAY AND
THROUGH THE START OF THE NEXT WORK WEEK. THIS WILL BRING AN AIR
MASS CHANGE ON NORTHERLY WINDS. THE COLDEST AIR IS INDICATED TO
ARRIVE LATER MONDAY INTO TUESDAY SUCH THAT SCATTERED FROST AND
SOME SUB FREEZING TEMPERATURES ARE ANTICIPATED FOR MONDAY AND
TUESDAY NIGHT. THE HIGH PRESSURE THAT MOVES INTO THE AREA IN THE
WAKE OF THE WEEKEND SYSTEM WILL START TO SHIFT EAST ON WEDNESDAY
BUT SERVE TO KEEP THE WEATHER DRY AND COOL.
DESPITE THE EXTREMENESS AND CLIMATOLOGICAL RARENESS OF THIS
STALLED PATTERN, MOST OF EASTERN KENTUCKY IS EXPECTED TO MISS OUT
OF THE HIGHER IMPACTS OWING TO THE HEAVIEST RAINS FORECASTED TO
STAY NORTH OF THE HEADWATERS OF OUR RIVERS. EVEN SO, WE NEED TO
STAY VIGILANT FOR A POSSIBLE SHIFT SOUTHEAST IN THE HEAVY RAIN
AXIS AND NOT LET OUR GUARD DOWN. HOWEVER, AS IT STANDS NOW, IT
SEEMS INCREASING LIKELY THAT THE WESTERN PART OF THE STATE AND
CONFLUENCE REGION OF THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS WILL SEE THE
HISTORIC IMPACTS FROM THE REPEATED HEAVY RAINS OF SUCH EXTREME
DURATIONS. MEANWHILE MANY OF US HERE, ESPECIALLY THOSE OUTSIDE OF
THE FLOOD WATCH, WILL MOSTLY NOTE JUST AN UNSEASONABLY WARM
STRETCH OF WEATHER FOR EARLY APRIL INTERRUPTED OCCASIONALLY BY A
BOUT OF MAINLY NOCTURNAL SHOWERS AND STORMS.
THE CHANGES TO THE NBM STARTING POINT CONSISTED PRIMARILY OF
ADJUSTING THE POPS FOR HOURLY TEMPORAL RESOLUTION. DID ALSO
INCLUDE MORE TERRAIN DISTINCTION TO THE LOW TEMPERATURES THROUGH
SATURDAY MORNING AND AGAIN FOR TUESDAY NIGHT.
AVIATION
(FOR THE 12Z TAFS THROUGH 12Z THURSDAY MORNING)
ISSUED AT 749 AM EDT WED APR 2 2025
VFR CONDITIONS ARE IN PLACE AT TAF ISSUANCE AND WILL LARGELY
PREVAIL DURING THE PERIOD. ANY STRAY SHOWER ACTIVITY WITH A WARM
FRONTAL PASSAGE THIS MORNING WILL LIKELY NOT AFFECT THE TAF SITES.
SURFACE WINDS WILL PICK UP QUICKLY THROUGH LATE MORNING AS
DAYTIME MIXING COMMENCES AND GUSTS OF 20 TO 35 KTS CAN BE EXPECTED
FROM THE SOUTH THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. A COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH
FROM THE NORTHWEST LATE TONIGHT WITH A RISING THREAT OF SHOWERS
AND THUNDERSTORMS ALONG WITH THE POTENTIAL MVFR OR WORSE FLIGHT
CONDITIONS.
JKL WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
WIND ADVISORY UNTIL 8 PM EDT THIS EVENING FOR KYZ044-050>052-
058>060-068-069-079-080-083>085-106-108-111.
FLOOD WATCH FROM MIDNIGHT EDT TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING FOR
KYZ044-050>052-058>060-068-069-079-080-083-084-104-106>109-111-
112-114.
UPDATE...HAL
SHORT TERM...GEERTSON
LONG TERM...GREIF
AVIATION...GEERTSON
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