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AFOS product AFDILX
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        Product Timestamp: 2018-08-15 10:44 UTC
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276 FXUS63 KILX 151044 AFDILX Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Lincoln IL 544 AM CDT Wed Aug 15 2018 .SHORT TERM...(Today and tonight) ISSUED AT 345 AM CDT Wed Aug 15 2018 Low pressure area in northeast KS will slowly move across northern MO today and then into the northern part of the CWA tonight. This will bring showers and storms to the CWA today and tonight. Models differ on amount of coverage, with some models showing more widespread precip and other HiRes models showing more scattered in some areas and more solid in others. What does appear semi-clear is that one area should move across southeast IL this morning connected with the low level jet and then more should develop across the rest of the CWA for this afternoon, moving across the area through this evening. The southeast third of the CWA has been placed in a slight risk for excessive rainfall due to high PW values around 2 inches and the likely slow movement of the storms. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible today in the east and southeast parts of the CWA but since ground will be able to handle it easily will not added in the grids. Afternoon temps are expected to be below normal today given the extensive cloud cover and precip. Expecting south winds of 10-15 mph today but becoming light tonight as the low pressure area moves into the CWA. .LONG TERM...(Thursday through Tuesday) ISSUED AT 345 AM CDT Wed Aug 15 2018 The low pressure area will be slow to move east Thursday so it, along with the continued mid level trough, will continue to have an effect on the weather across the CWA. The chance of showers and storms will continue Thurs and then Thurs night in the east and southeast, though coverage may be more scattered in nature. A second mid level trough will rotate through the CWA Friday and combine with a sfc front in the south to produce more showers and storms across the area. The south part of the CWA will have the greatest risk of precip due to the proximity of the sfc front. After this trough, the chance of precip will diminish some but still linger for Fri night and then in the southeast third of the CWA for Sat. Will finally see a dry period Sat night and Sunday but the chance of precip will return for the beginning of the week as another mid level trough and associated sfc weather system moves across the area for late Sunday night through Monday night. ECMWF is much stronger with this system than the GFS but precip does appear likely for Mon in some areas of the CWA. Dry weather appears possible for Tuesday of next week. Afternoon temps through the extended will remain around normal with overnight lows staying in the 60s most areas. Temps are expected to cool again Mon and Tue in association with additional cloud cover and precip. && .AVIATION...(For the 12Z TAFS through 12Z Thursday morning) Issued at 540 AM CDT Wed Aug 15 2018 Conditions are expected to deteriorate to MVFR and local IFR cigs this morning as low level moisture increases from south to north across the area ahead of a storm system to our southwest. This weather system will also bring a band of showers and isold TSRA north into parts of our area this morning with another threat for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon into early this evening. The threat for showers and storms should end later this evening as the system tracks off to our northeast, which may bring about a temporary clearing trend to the TAF area which will then lead to the threat for at least some patchy dense fog and low stratus by Thu morning. Southerly winds are expected through this forecast period with speeds of 10 kts or less. && .ILX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NONE. && $$ SHORT TERM...Auten LONG TERM...Auten AVIATION...Smith