000 
FNUS74 KJAN 291315
FWSJAN

SPOT FORECAST FOR C. 53/54
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON MS
715 AM CST TUE MAR 29 2005

IF CONDITIONS BECOME UNREPRESENTATIVE, CONTACT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.

DISCUSSION...HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY WILL
GRADUALLY MOVE EAST TONIGHT.  WHEN THIS OCCURS, RELATIVE HUMIDITY
VALUES WILL INCREASE ACROSS THE REGION AS SOUTHERLY WINDS BRING GULF
MOISTURE INTO THE AREA.  RIGHT NOW, IT LOOKS LIKE RAIN CHANCES WILL
INCREASE FROM THE NORTHWEST WEDNESDAY NIGHT AS ANOTHER STORM SYSTEM
HEADS OUR WAY.

FOR PLANNED IGNITION TIME OF 1000 CST 03/29/05

        10 AM     12 PM     2 PM      4 PM     6 PM      8 PM

SKY     MOSUNNY   PSUNNY    PSUNNY    PSUNNY   PLOUDY    PCLOUDY

RH%     50%       40%       35%       41%      55%        80%

TEMP    59        68        78        77       70         60

WIND    SE 07     SE 10     SE 9      S 8      S 8        S 6
20FT


SMOKE DISPERSION...
MIXING HEIGHT  4250 FEET
TRANSPORT WIND S 15 MPH

FOR TONIGHT
SKY / WEATHER...BECOMING CLOUDY.  NO FOG EXPECTED.
MIN TEMPERATURE...52
MAXIMUM RH....100%
WIND...SOUTH 5-10 MPH

FOR TOMORROW
SKY / WEATHER...BECOMING PARTLY CLOUDY.
MAX TEMPERATURE...82
MINIMUM RH....49%
WIND...SOUTH 10 MPH
MIXING HEIGHT   4100 FEET
TRANSPORT WIND  SOUTHWEST 20 MPH

REMARKS...PER RECENT FIRE WEATHER MEETING
...WE ARE LETTING THE DISTRICTS CONVERT OUR 20 FOOT WINDS.


FORECASTER...DAB

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REQUESTED BY...KEN CARPENTER
REASON FOR REQUEST...UNDER THE INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT FOR METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES (USFS, BLM, NPS, USFWS, BIA).