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NORTHERN ALASKA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FAIRBANKS AK
727 AM AKDT WED SEP 16 2026
KEY MESSAGES...CENTRAL AND EASTERN INTERIOR
- WIDESPREAD SHOWERS ARE CONTINUING ACROSS THE INTERIOR AS A SERIES
OF FRONTS MOVE-IN FROM THE WEST-SOUTHWEST. PROJECTED RAINFALL TOTALS
THROUGH THURSDAY AFTERNOON: (BELOW 1000FT) 0.5" TO 1.5" & (ABOVE
1000FT) 1.5" TO 2.5".
- SOUTHWEST WINDS INCREASE ACROSS THE INTERIOR FOR WEDNESDAY. WIND
GUSTS BETWEEN 30 TO 40 MPH ARE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE VALLEYS WITH
HIGHER ELEVATIONS EXPECTED TO SEE GUSTS BETWEEN 40 AND 45 MPH. A
WIND ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING TO THURSDAY
MORNING.
- A FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR THE CHENA RIVER BASIN THROUGH
THE START OF THE WEEKEND FOR POTENTIAL MINOR FLOODING.
WEST COAST AND WESTERN INTERIOR...
- GUSTY WINDS ALONG THE BERING STRAIT, YUKON DELTA, & SOUTHERN
WESTERN INTERIOR WILL GRADUALLY DECREASE THROUGH WEDNESDAY.
- MODERATE-TO-HEAVY RAINFALL IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE THROUGH
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED TO PERSIST THEREAFTER, BUT
THE BULK OF THE RAINFALL HAS ALREADY FALLEN.
- ADDITIONAL RAINFALL EXPECTED THROUGH THURSDAY NIGHT: 0.1" AND
0.45" EXPECTED ALONG THE WEST COAST. HEAVIER AMOUNTS EXPECTED
FURTHER INLAND WITH LOCALIZED AMOUNTS UP TO AROUND 1" POSSIBLE AT
HIGHER ELEVATIONS. A FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT FOR THE UPPER
KUSKOKWIM.
NORTH SLOPE AND BROOKS RANGE...
- GUSTY NORTHEAST WINDS ACROSS THE NW ARCTIC COAST GRADUALLY WEAKEN
AND SHIFT OUT OF THE NORTH THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING.
- THE WARM FRONT IS PUSHING THROUGH THE AREA EARLY THIS MORNING,
BRINGING THE AREA SOME RAIN/SNOW SHOWERS. THE HIGHEST SNOW
ACCUMULATION TOTALS WILL BE IN THE BROOKS RANGE, WHICH MAY RECEIVE A
FEW INCHES.
- A CHANCE FOR PERIOD OF LIGHT FREEZING RAIN/DRIZZLE IS POSSIBLE
ACROSS THE ARCTIC PLAINS AND CENTRAL & EASTERN ARCTIC COAST
FROM NOW THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING. A SPECIAL WEATHER
STATEMENT HAS BEEN ISSUED.
- ISOLATED TO SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED TO CONTINUE ACROSS
THE NORTH SLOPE THROUGH THE END OF THE WEEK.
SYNOPSIS
AN IMPACTFUL 990MB BERING SEA LOW & ASSOCIATED COLD
FRONT IS IN THE PROCESS OF RIDING OVER A RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE
CENTERED OVER THE AK GULF, MOVING EAST-NORTHEASTWARD. THE PARENT LOW
IS CURRENTLY IN THE PROCESS OF COMING ASHORE IN THE EAST-CENTRAL
NORTON SOUND EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING. IT WILL RAPIDLY WEAKEN AS IT
MOVES INLAND INTO THE INTERIOR & THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE THROUGH
MID-WEEK, BRINGING IMPACTFUL MODERATE-TO-HEAVY RAINFALL & GUSTY
WINDS FROM THE WEST COAST TO THE INTERIOR & ALASKA RANGE, GENERALLY
FROM THE BROOKS RANGE, SOUTHWARD. THIS SYSTEM STILL HAS A GOOD
AMOUNT OF MOISTURE TO WORK WITH A NICE PLUME ASSOCIATED WITH IT.
ENHANCED IVT VALUES & PRECIPITABLE WATER VALUES CONTINUE TO PUSH IN
FROM WEST TO EAST FROM THE WEST COAST THROUGH THE INTERIOR GENERALLY
FROM THE BROOKS RANGE, SOUTHWARD, THROUGH MID-WEEK. THE HIGHER
ELEVATIONS WILL GET MORE PRECIPITATION VIA TOPOGRAPHIC ENHANCEMENT,
RECEIVING UP TO AROUND 2-2.5 INCHES OF LIQUID EQUIVALENT
PRECIPITATION FROM THIS SYSTEM IN TOTAL. AFTER THE LOW MAKES
LANDFALL, IT PUSHES THE AFOREMENTIONED RIDGE AXIS OVER, BREAKING IT
DOWN, & THE FRONTAL SYSTEM SYSTEM WEAKENS AS IT PUSHES EASTWARD
THROUGH THE INTERIOR. RIGHT AFTER WE ARE DONE DEALING WITH OUR
CURRENT SYSTEM, FOR LATE IN THE WORKWEEK, A WEAK 1004MB AREA OF LOW
PRESSURE APPROACHES THE YUKON DELTA COAST, BRINGING SOME RAIN &
ENHANCED WIND & SEAS TO THE BERING SEA COST & YK DELTA REGION &
MOVES SOUTHWARD THROUGH BRISTOL BAY, GETTING INCORPORATED INTO
ANOTHER STRENGTHENING LOW IN THE GULF FOR THE WEEKEND.
THEN, WE MOVE INTO A GENERAL PATTERN-SHIFT TO AN OVERALL TROUGHING-
PATTERN, GIVING MORE NORTHWESTERLY FLOW, FOR THE REST OF THE
FORECAST PERIOD, WHICH WILL GIVE US COOLER WEATHER & A SERIES OF
WEAK SHORTWAVE TROUGHS MOVING OVER, WHICH MAY BRING CHANCES FOR SOME
SNOW SHOWERS FOR SOME AREAS, ESPECIALLY FOR THE NORTHERN HALF OF OUR
AOR & AT HIGHER ELEVATIONS. THIS PATTERN-CHANGE WILL SHIFT THE
STEERING-FLOW FOR THE STRONGER WEATHER SYSTEMS AWAY FROM OUR AREA &
TOWARD THE ANCHORAGE & JUNEAU AREAS TO THE SOUTH OF US. FOR THE
NORTH SLOPE & BROOKS RANGE, THEY WILL BE ON THE RELATIVELY DRIER
SIDE OF THIS THROUGH MIDWEEK AFTER WHICH SOME SHORTWAVES MOVE-IN,
BRINGING CHANCES FOR SOME LIGHT WINTRY PRECIPITATION WITH LIGHT
ACCUMULATIONS WITH THE MOST ACCUMULATIONS FOR THE NORTHERN HALF OF
OUR AOR, ESPECIALLY FOR THE BROOKS RANGE & NORTHWARD THROUGH
THE REST OF THE WEEK.
SHORT TERM.../THROUGH FRIDAY/
FOR THE NORTH SLOPE, ARCTIC
COAST, & BROOKS RANGE. LIGHT PRECIPITATION & SOME ENHANCED WINDS
MOVE INTO THE REST OF THAT AREA FROM THE WEAKENING AREA OF LOW
PRESSURE & ASSOCIATED WARM FRONT APPROACHING FROM THE SOUTH STARTING
LASTING INTO THURSDAY MORNING. TEMPERATURES WILL BE COLD ENOUGH FOR
SOME OF THE PRECIPITATION TO BE OF THE FROZEN VARIETY WITH GENERALLY
LIGHT ACCUMULATIONS OF UP TO A FEW INCHES WITH THE HIGHEST
ACCUMULATIONS BEING AT HIGHER ELEVATIONS OF THE BROOKS RANGE. SOME
LIGHT FREEZING RAIN LOOKS TO OCCUR FOR A FEW HOURS THROUGH WEDNESDAY
MORNING BEFORE CHANGING OVER TO SNOW WITH THE AREA MOST LIKELY TO
SEE THIS BEING AROUND DEADHORSE DUE TO A WARM NOSE OF WARMER AIR
OVERRUNNING THE COLD SUB-FREEZING AIR THAT WILL BE IN PLACE AT THE
SFC. AFTER THIS SYSTEM COMPLETELY WEAKENS, THE WEATHER WILL
GENERALLY TRANSITION TO THE BENIGN SIDE, ONCE AGAIN. A SPECIAL
WEATHER STATEMENT IS IN EFFECT THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS FOR THAT
FREEZING RAIN RISK.
FOR THE CENTRAL & EASTERN INTERIOR, INCLUDING FAIRBANKS: NOTABLY, WE
HAVE BEEN CONTINUING TO WATCH THE STREAMS IN THE CHENA RIVER BASIN
AROUND FAIRBANKS FOLLOWING THE MODERATE-TO-HEAVY RAINFALL THAT FELL
IN THE BASIN FROM THE ATMOSPHERIC RIVER THAT MOVED THROUGH A FEW
DAYS AGO & THE SUBSEQUENT LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS THAT THE BASIN RECEIVED
INTO SUNDAY THAT BROUGHT THE RIVER TO NEAR ACTION STAGE FROM A
DISTURBANCE PUSHING OVERHEAD. PORTIONS OF THE CHENA RIVER & FORKS
OFF THE CHENA RIVER ARE EXPECTED TO REMAIN JUST SHY OF BANKFUL UNTIL
A WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY NIGHT TIMEFRAME, WHICH IS WHEN
THE BASIN WILL APPRECIABLY START TO FEEL THE EFFECTS OF THE MODERATE
TO HEAVY RAINFALL THAT THAT STARTED ON TUESDAY AFTER A BIT OF A
STREAM RESPONSE-LAG. THE AFOREMENTIONED SYSTEM WILL APPROACH & MOVE
THROUGH, BRINGING UP TO BETWEEN AROUND 1 TO 1.75 INCHES OF RAINFALL
TO THE CHENA RIVER BASIN THROUGH MID-WEEK. THUS, THE CHENA RIVER
BELOW MOOSE CREEK DAM NEAR FAIRBANKS & THE LITTLE CHENA RIVER ARE
ANTICIPATED TO APPROACH MINOR FLOOD STAGE BETWEEN LATE THURSDAY
NIGHT TO AROUND MIDDAY FRIDAY & THE CRESTING THEREAFTER. THEREFORE,
A FLOOD WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE CHENA RIVER BASIN FOR THE
AFOREMENTIONED TIMEFRAME. MORE ABOUT THAT CAN BE SEEN IN THE
HYDROLOGY SECTION.
THE ALASKA RANGE PASSES WILL STILL EXPERIENCE SOME GUSTY CONDITIONS
WITH WIND GUSTS OF UP TO AROUND 35-45 MPH INTO WEDNESDAY AS THAT LOW
MOVES EASTWARD OVER THE RIDGE OF HIGH PRESSURE, CREATING MORE OF A
SOUTH TO NORTH ORIENTATION OF THE TIGHTENED PRESSURE GRADIENT & GOOD
ENOUGH UPPER-LVL COLD MIXING-LAYER SUPPORT LEFT TO RECEIVE GUSTS OF
THAT MAGNITUDE. ALSO, A WIND ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT FOR AREAS
SURROUNDING FAIRBANKS & IT INCLUDES THE LOWER ELEVATIONS, WHICH
INCLUDES FAIRBANKS PROPER. THE STRONGEST WINDS ARE EXPECTED TO BE
EXPERIENCED IN THE HIGHER TERRAIN AREAS SURROUNDING FAIRBANKS. THESE
ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT FOR THE LAKE MINCHUMINA AREA, THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS, HIGH TERRAIN SOUTH OF THE YUKON RIVER, & FOR THE LOWER
ELEVATIONS, INCLUDING THE CITY OF FAIRBANKS FROM UNTIL 4AM THURSDAY
FOR FREQUENT SOUTHWEST WIND GUSTS UP TO BETWEEN 30 & 40 MPH. THE
WIND ADVISORIES INCLUDE THE LOWER ELEVATIONS AROUND FAIRBANKS DUE TO
925MB MODEL FORECAST WIND SPEEDS BEING AROUND 45-50KT ASSOCIATED
WITH AN APPROACHING JET IN THE LOWER LEVELS & FRONTAL FORCING & A
LITTLE BIT OF CAA THAT LOOK TO BE JUST ENOUGH TO MIX THOSE GUSTY
CONDITIONS INTO THE LOWER ELEVATIONS IN TOWN.
FOR THE WESTERN INTERIOR & BERING SEA COAST, THE BERING SEA LOW IS
PUSHING INTO THE EAST-CENTRAL NORTON SOUND AREA, MOVING EAST-
NORTHEASTWARD THIS MORNING. IT HAS BEEN BRINGING IN STRONG GUSTY
WINDS & MODERATE-TO-HEAVY RAINFALL TO THE BERING SEA COAST AREA &
INTO THE WESTERN INTERIOR. THIS WILL LAST THROUGH WEDNESDAY AS IT
COMES ASHORE & MOVES INLAND. AS IT IS COMING ASHORE, THE LOW'S TRACK
HAS SHIFTED MORE EASTWARD, PUSHING INTO & THROUGH THE WESTERN
INTERIOR & BROOKS RANGE THROUGH THE MID-WEEK TIMEFRAME WHILE
PRECIPITOUSLY WEAKENING. DUE TO THE PROLONGED MODERATE-TO-HEAVY
RAINFALL THROUGH MIDWEEK ASSOCIATED WITH THIS & SUBSEQUENT LIGHT
SHOWERS THEREAFTER, THE KUSKOKWIM RIVER AREA HAS ALSO BEEN PLACED
UNDER A FLOOD WATCH THROUGH FRIDAY AFTERNOON. THE BASIN COULD
RECEIVE AROUND 1 TO 2.5 INCHES OF RAINFALL IN TOTAL DEPENDING ON
WHERE YOU ARE IN THE RIVER BASIN, & THE RIVER IS CURRENTLY NOT TOO
FAR FROM BANKFUL IN MCGRATH.
THERE IS ALSO A WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FOR THE LOWER YUKON AND
INNOKO VALLEYS, NORTH SLOPES OF THE WESTERN ALASKA RANGE, AND UPPER
KUSKOKWIM VALLEY FOR FREQUENT WIND GUSTS OF UP TO AROUND 45 MPH
THROUGH WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON DUE TO THE TIGHTENED SOUTH-TO-NORTH
PRESSURE GRADIENT AS THE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM APPROACHES & MOVES PAST
THE AREA. THE STRONGEST WINDS ARE EXPECTED AT HIGHER ELEVATIONS AS
NOT AS MUCH UPPER-LEVEL SUPPORT IS NECESSARY FOR THOSE WINDS TO MIX
DOWN TO THOSE ELEVATIONS.
THROUGH MIDWEEK, THE BROAD AREA OF RAIN WILL HAVE SOLIDLY EXTENDED
PRIMARILY ACROSS MOST OF THE INTERIOR INTO THE BROOKS RANGE/NORTH
SLOPE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE AFOREMENTIONED LOW MOVING INLAND FROM
THE EASTERN BERING SEA. MOST OF THE INTERIOR WILL SEE THE POTENTIAL
FOR BETWEEN AROUND AN ADDITIONAL 0.5 & 1.5 INCHES OF RAINFALL AS THE
LOW SHIFTS EASTWARD. IN HIGHER ELEVATIONS OF THE BROOKS AND ALASKA
RANGES, PRECIPITATION WILL LIKELY FALL AS SNOW, WITH A FEW INCHES OF
ACCUMULATION POSSIBLE, & HIGHER TERRAIN, IN GENERAL, WILL SEE MORE
PRECIPITATION VIA TOPOGRAPHICAL ENHANCEMENT.
A WEAK 1004MB LOW APPROACHES THE YUKON DELTA COAST FROM THE WEST &
DIVES SOUTHWARD OUT OF OUR AOR & TOWARD BRISTOL BAY & THE AK
PENINSULA EMERGING INTO THE GULF OF ALASKA, PRIMARILY IMPACTING THE
ANCHORAGE & JUNEAU AORS THROUGH THE WEEKEND. IT LOOKS TO BRING A BIT
OF RAIN, INCREASED SEAS, & WIND TO THE GENERAL YUKON DELTA COAST
AREA, THE NORTON SOUND, & WESTERN INTERIOR FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT
THROUGH THE END OF THE WORK-WEEK, WITH A FEW HUNDREDTHS TO AROUND A
TENTH OF AN INCH POSSIBLE ON EACH OF THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, WITH
LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS UP TO A FEW TENTHS OF AN INCH IN HIGHER
ELEVATION LOCATIONS THAT EXPERIENCE ANY OROGRAPHIC ENHANCEMENT IN
THE AK RANGE, BUT NOTHING REALLY TOO IMPACTFUL. THIS WILL ALSO BRING
SOME ENHANCED WIND & SEAS TO THE BERING SEA COST & YK DELTA REGION.
THAT LOW WILL THEN MOVE SOUTHWARD THROUGH BRISTOL BAY, GETTING
INCORPORATED INTO ANOTHER STRENGTHENING LOW IN THE GULF FOR THE
WEEKEND.
LONG TERM.../FRIDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY/
OVERALL, FOR THE
REMAINDER OF THE FORECAST PERIOD THROUGH THE BEGINNING OF NEXT WEEK,
GENERAL TROUGHING WITH NORTHWEST FLOW & COOLER TEMPERATURES ARE IN
STORE WITH SHORTWAVES ROTATING THROUGH THE FLOW AROUND AROUND THE
AFOREMENTIONED LOW IN THE GULF OF ALASKA, BRINGING CONTINUED
INCREASED CLOUD-COVER & ISOLATED TO SCATTERED SHOWERY PRECIPITATION
OF THE FROZEN & LIQUID VARIETY, MORE OF THE FROZEN VARIETY FOR THE
NORTHERN PORTIONS, ESPECIALLY FROM THE BROOKS RANGE, NORTHWARD,
& FOR UPPER ELEVATIONS OF THE AK RANGE, & MORE LIQUID FOR LOWER
ELEVATIONS, THE INTERIOR, & WEST COAST AREAS. THE LOWER
ELEVATIONS AROUND FAIRBANKS MAY BE COLD ENOUGH DURING THE
OVERNIGHT HOURS EARLY NEXT WEEK TO RECEIVE SOME LIGHT
ACCUMULATIONS FROM SOME SNOW SHOWERS. CURRENTLY, NO SIGNIFICANT
ACCUMULATIONS ARE EXPECTED FROM THE AFOREMENTIONED SHOWERS IN
ANY OF OUR ZONES. STAY TUNED AS NEXT WEEK DRAWS CLOSER.
COASTAL HAZARD POTENTIAL...NONE EXPECTED.
FIRE WEATHER
FOR THE UPPER TANANA VALLEY / MUKLUK FIRE AREA:
THERE ARE NO MAJOR FIRE WEATHER CONCERNS WITH HIGH TEMPERATURES
STAYING ON THE COOLER SIDE & ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS REMAINING ON THE
MOIST SIDE WITH MINIMUM RH VALUES GENERALLY REMAINING AROUND 50% OR
ABOVE THROUGH THE PERIOD. MORE RAIN CHANCES MOVE IN THROUGH THE WEEK
WITH ANOTHER APPROACHING FRONTAL SYSTEM MOVING NORTHEASTWARD ACROSS
THE ALASKA RANGE. ACCUMULATIONS FROM THAT WILL REMAIN LIGHT AT UP TO
AROUND 0.2 INCHES OR LESS AS THE UPPER TANANA VALLEY AREA WILL BE
GENERALLY RAIN-SHADOWED BY THE ALASKA RANGE.
HYDROLOGY
A STORM TRACKING INTO THE NORTON SOUND FROM THE BERING
IS CONTINUING TO BRING A WIDE SWATH OF PERSISTENT RAIN SHOWERS
TO PORTIONS OF WESTERN AND INTERIOR ALASKA. THIS WILL CONTINUE
INTO LATE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY FOR PARTS OF THE INTERIOR AND
THE SOUTHERN SLOPES OF THE BROOKS RANGE. EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS OF
RAINFALL ON ALREADY SATURATED SOILS WILL CONTINUE TO BE A REASON
FOR CONCERN FOR AT LEAST THE NEXT 24-36 HOURS AS LOCAL RIVERS
AND STREAMS WILL CONTINUE TO RESPOND TO THE RUNOFF, EVEN AFTER
THE BULK OF THE RAINFALL HAS COME TO AN END.
ACROSS WESTERN ALASKA, WIDESPREAD 24 HOUR RAINFALL GRAND TOTALS
OF BETWEEN 1 TO 1.75" ARE EXPECTED WITH SOME LOCATIONS
POTENTIALLY SEEING 2.25 INCHES OF RAINFALL IN TOTAL THROUGH
WEDNESDAY. WHILE THE YUKON AND KUSKOKWIM RIVERS SHOULD BE ABLE
TO MANAGE MUCH OF THE ADDITIONAL WATER, SMALLER STREAMS AND
RIVERS THAT FEED THESE SYSTEMS COULD EXPERIENCE SOME MINOR
FLOODING OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
ACROSS THE INTERIOR, THE HEAVIER RAINFALL WILL LAST THROUGH
WEDNESDAY, THEN THE RATES DIMINISH THROUGH THURSDAY. BELOW
1000FT, ADDITIONAL RAINFALL OF BETWEEN 0.25 AND 1 INCH IS
POSSIBLE WITH HIGHER ELEVATIONS POTENTIALLY SEEING AS MUCH AS
1.50 INCHES OF ADDITIONAL RAINFALL THROUGH THURSDAY. CURRENT
CONCERNS ARE FOR THE CHENA RIVER BASIN AS EXCESSIVE RUNOFF FROM
PROJECTED RAINFALL COULD LEAD TO MINOR FLOODING OF THE CHENA,
ESPECIALLY EAST OF FAIRBANKS.
ELSEWHERE, POOLING AND PONDING OF WATER REMAINS A CONCERN,
ESPECIALLY DURING TIMES OF ONGOING HEAVIER RAINFALL. THIS COULD
POSE AN ADDITIONAL HAZARD FOR MOTORISTS THROUGHOUT THE INTERIOR.
AFG WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
AK...WIND ADVISORY UNTIL 4 PM AKDT THIS AFTERNOON FOR AKZ830-851-
852.
WIND ADVISORY UNTIL 4 AM AKDT THURSDAY FOR AKZ834-838>845.
FLOOD WATCH THROUGH SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOR AKZ843-844.
WIND ADVISORY UNTIL 10 PM AKDT THIS EVENING FOR AKZ846.
FLOOD WATCH THROUGH FRIDAY AFTERNOON FOR AKZ852.
MARINE...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 10 AM AKDT THIS MORNING FOR PKZ801-
802-853-854-857.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 4 PM AKDT THIS AFTERNOON FOR PKZ803.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 10 PM AKDT THIS EVENING FOR PKZ804.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 7 AM AKDT THIS MORNING FOR PKZ805-
810-850.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 1 PM AKDT THIS AFTERNOON FOR PKZ806-
807-811-856.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY UNTIL 7 PM AKDT THIS EVENING FOR PKZ852.
KEY MESSAGES...CHAMBERS
SYNOPSIS.......CHAMBERS
SHORT TERM.....CHAMBERS
LONG TERM......CHAMBERS
COASTAL HAZARD POTENTIAL........CHAMBERS
FIRE WEATHER...CHAMBERS
HYDROLOGY......LANEY/CHAMBERS
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