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FXUS64 KOHX 070459
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AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
1059 PM CST THU MAR 6 2014

.UPDATE...ADDED AVIATION SECTION FOR 06Z TAF`S.

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.AVIATION...BNA/CKV/CSV...SURFACE LOW OFF THE CAROLINA COAST
DELIVERING ONLY A GLANCING BLOW TO OUR PART OF THE SOUTHEAST, WITH
MID-LEVEL CEILINGS AND ONLY A FEW LIGHT ECHOES SHOWING UP OVER THE
PLATEAU. CLOUDS HAVE SCATTERED OUT AT BNA AND CKV, AND WE MAY SEE
LIGHT FOG LATER TONIGHT AS DEW POINT DEPRESSIONS SHRINK. CIGS
WON`T PULL OUT OF THE PLATEAU UNTIL TOMORROW, SO ONLY LOOK FOR
VCSH THERE THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS, WITH LIGHT WINDS ALL TAF SITES
THE NEXT 24 HRS.

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.PREV DISCUSSION... /ISSUED 932 PM CST THU MAR 6 2014/

UPDATE...FOR EVENING DISCUSSION.

DISCUSSION...

UPPER LEVEL LOW RESPONSIBLE FOR SCATTERED SHOWERS ALONG THE
ALABAMA-TENNESSEE LINE AND POINTS SOUTHWARD IS CURRENTLY SKIRTING
THE GULF COAST. THIS IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE BEFORE IT HEADS
NORTHEASTWARD LATER TONIGHT...KEEPING THE MAJORITY OF RAIN CHANCES
OUT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE. WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY A VERY LOW POP IN
OUR EXTREME FAR SOUTHEASTERN COUNTIES...BUT MOST EVERYONE WILL
REMAIN DRY. IN FACT...THERE ARE A LOT OF STARS BEING SEEN OUTSIDE
THIS EVENING. WITH LOW DEW POINT DEPRESSIONS ACROSS MOST OF MIDDLE
TENNESSEE...THE EXPECTATION IS FOR MORE FOG TO DEVELOP AND MAYBE
EVEN SOME STRATUS BY SUNRISE ACROSS THE WEST. THIS FOG SHOULD
DISSIPATE AND CLOUDS CLEAR OUT THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS SETTING
THE STAGE FOR AN INCREDIBLE START TO THE WEEKEND.

UPDATES ALREADY OUT.

UNGER

AVIATION...00Z TAF DISCUSSION.

BNA/CKV/CSV...LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVER THE DEEP SOUTH IS
SPREADING MAINLY MID-LEVEL CLOUDS ACROSS MUCH OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE
THIS EVENING. THERE MAY BE A FEW LIGHT SHOWERS ON THE PLATEAU THIS
EVENING, AND WILL HANDLE THIS WITH VCSH REMARK AT CSV. NAM SHOWING
A THIN LAYER OF SURFACE-BASED MOISTURE AT BNA OVERNIGHT, SO WILL
INCLUDE A PERIOD OF FOG AND LOW CIGS DURING MAXIMUM COOLING HOURS
AT BNA AND CKV, WHERE RADIATIONAL COOLING WILL BE GREATEST. CSV
WILL LIKELY KEEP A MID- LEVEL CEILING UNTIL AFTER 12Z, SO NOT
EXPECTING FOG/LOW CIGS THERE.

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.OHX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
NONE.
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