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AFOS product AFDLZK
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Product Timestamp: 2019-10-13 17:44 UTC
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652 FXUS64 KLZK 131744 AAB AFDLZK Area Forecast Discussion...UPDATED National Weather Service Little Rock AR 1244 PM CDT Sun Oct 13 2019 .UPDATE... Updated to include the 18Z aviation discussion. && .AVIATION... SHRA continues invof KLLQ through late afternoon. While VFR should be predominant, brief MVFR conditions could occur if heavier RA directly impacts the terminal. Did include MVFR BR around dawn Mon, but confidence is low attm. Elsewhere, VFR prevails with SW winds becoming VRB by late evening. Cooper && .PREV DISCUSSION...(ISSUED 325 AM CDT Sun Oct 13 2019) SHORT TERM...Today Through Monday Night With a mostly clear sky and nearly calm winds...temps have fallen back into the 30s and 40s once again early this Sun morning as SFC high pressure remains over the region. This SFC high will move further east by this afternoon...with an upper level disturbance passing rapidly east over SRN sections of the state. This disturbance will bring some increase POPs for SHRA to SRN sections of the CWA today. However...rainfall amounts should be fairly limited due to limited moisture availability. With the SFC high shifting east by this afternoon...some weak SRLY flow will return...which will allow for some slightly warmer conditions overnight tonight into Mon morning. This SRLY flow will increase for Mon...with afternoon temps warming back to near normal. The forecast will remain dry through Mon afternoon. Flow aloft will transition to a more SW direction by Mon night...with moisture levels rising by the end of the short term period. At the same time...another upper disturbance will pass over the area...with a warm front lifting north over AR. This will bring better chances for some SHRA/TSRA Mon night...along with milder overnight lows. LONG TERM...Tuesday Through Saturday Model solutions this mrng rmn in good agreement with overall fcst trends thru PD. Showers/storms wl be ongoing acrs the FA on Tue as a large scale upper trof wl be passing to the N of the region. An assocd CDFNT wl eventually sweep thru the region late Tue and Tue ngt, with rain chances ending quickly fm the NW. Left some slight chc PoPs in for far SE AR early Wed as front works further away fm the FA. High pres wl regain control acrs the Mid-South for the remainder of the work week. Much cooler temps wl be noted acrs the FA Wed and Thu. Readings wl moderate thereafter as the sfc high shifts to the E of AR, allowing S/SE winds to return. A new storm system is progged fcst to affect the region by next weekend, with low chc PoPs already in the fcst. && .LZK Watches/Warnings/Advisories...NONE. && $$ Aviation...COOPER