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FNUS76 KPDT 280548
FWSPDT
SPOT FORECAST FOR COUNTY LINE FIRE......USFS
ISSUED BY NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PENDLETON
1047 PM PDT THU JUN 27 2002

DISCUSSION...A WEAK UPPER LEVEL SYSTEM MOVING ACROSS WASHINGTON AND
NORTHERN OREGON WILL SPREAD CLOUDS OVER THE BURN AREA...AND A FEW
SPRINKLES POSSIBLE FRIDAY MORNING. A MUCH STRONGER AND WETTER SYSTEM
WILL A BETTER CHANCE OF WETTING RAIN FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY
MORNING.

***WINDS ARE 20-FOOT 10-MINUTE AVERAGES***

FOR FRIDAY
   WEATHER............MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS IN THE
                      AFTERNOON.
   CWR................10%
   LAL................1.
   HAINES.............3 (VERY LOW).
   MAX TEMP...........80.
   MIN RH.............32%
   20 FOOT WIND.......DRAINAGE 2-5 MPH...BECOMING NW 5-10 MPH AFTER
                      12 PM.
   RIDGETOP WIND......W-NW 8-12 MPH...SHIFTING TO SW-W AND INCREASING
                      TO 12-16 MPH AFTER 12 PM.

FOR FRIDAY NIGHT
   WEATHER............LIGHT RAIN LIKELY.
   CWR................60%.
   LAL................1.
   HAINES.............2 (VERY LOW).
   MIN TEMP...........48.
   MAX RH.............85%
   20 FOOT WIND.......NW 5-10 MPH...SHIFTING TO S 3-7 MPH EARLY.
   RIDGETOP WIND......SW 12-16 MPH...DECREASING TO 8-12 MPH.

OUTLOOK FOR SATURDAY
   WEATHER............CHANCE OF A MORNING SHOWERS...THEN
                      DECREASING CLOUDS.
   CWR................30%
   LAL................1.
   HAINES.............2 (VERY LOW).
   MAX TEMP...........77.
   MIN RH.............AROUND 40%
   20 FOOT WIND.......S 3-7 MPH...BECOMING NW 4-9 MPH.
   RIDGETOP WIND......SW-W 10-15 MPH.

FORECASTER...SMITH