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SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 1 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST TUE FEB 17 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 MON...FEB 16   TUE....FEB 17   WED....FEB 18
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

ABILENE TX       43  30         MOCLDY  51/31   SUNNY   62/38
AKRON CANTON     08  05B        MOCLDY  16/09   SNOSHW  12/01B
ALBANY NY        11  02         MOCLDY  18/00   MOCLDY  23/08
ALBUQUERQUE      53  30         SUNNY   52/27   SUNNY   61/32
ALLENTOWN        17  11   .08   FLRRYS  24/05   SNOSHW  25/03
AMARILLO         43  31         MOCLDY  44/24   SUNNY   53/29
ANCHORAGE        42  38   .02   MOCLDY  38/26   MOCLDY  33/24
ASHEVILLE        31  22   .89   MOCLDY  30/17   MOCLDY  27/01B
ATLANTA          41  32  1.25   MOCLDY  42/26   MOCLDY  39/17
ATLANTIC CITY    17  12   .39   SNOW    29/08   MOCLDY  30/09
AUSTIN           45  35   .04   MOCLDY  49/32   SUNNY   64/37
BALTIMORE        18  13   .38   MOCLDY  26/15   MOCLDY  30/09
BATON ROUGE      71  31   .93   MOCLDY  47/30   SUNNY   56/30
BILLINGS         38  20   .05   MOCLDY  35/21   MOCLDY  48/33
BIRMINGHAM       53  24  1.45   MOCLDY  40/24   PTCLDY  39/12
BISMARCK         25  02B        WINDY   08/10B  VRYCLD  07/10B
BOISE            51  32         SUNNY   51/32   SUNNY   53/34
BOSTON           19  10         SNOW    23/13   PTCLDY  29/13
BRIDGEPORT       20  11   .03   SNOW    22/10   PTCLDY  28/13
BROWNSVILLE      80  42   .08   MOCLDY  52/42   SUNNY   68/53
BUFFALO          05  04B        MOCLDY  15/08   SNOSHW  15/02B
BURLINGTON VT    08  16B        MOCLDY  15/01   CLOUDY  19/06
CARIBOU          09  06B        PTCLDY  11/02B  MOCLDY  19/05
CASPER           30  14   .15   WINDY   29/17   PTCLDY  45/26
CHARLESTON SC    48  46   .25   SHWRS   58/32   PTCLDY  52/24
CHARLESTON WV    13  10   .70   PTCLDY  23/14   SNOSHW  19/02
CHARLOTTE        33  23   .66   MOCLDY  36/24   MOCLDY  37/07
CHATTANOOGA      37  22  1.33   MOCLDY  36/22   MOCLDY  34/10
CHEYENNE         28  16         WINDY   29/17   PTCLDY  44/29
CHICAGO          18  15         FLRRYS  17/04   VRYCLD  09/07B
CINCINNATI       12  07B  .36   MOCLDY  21/06   VRYCLD  10/07B
CLEVELAND        08  08B        MOCLDY  15/09   SNOSHW  12/02B
COLORADO SPGS    29  11   .07   PTCLDY  36/16   SUNNY   45/26
COLUMBIA SC      42  33   .73   MOCLDY  46/29   MOCLDY  45/20
COLUMBUS GA      57  35   .67   MOCLDY  50/28   PTCLDY  44/21
COLUMBUS OH      10  04B  .07   MOCLDY  19/08   CLOUDY  11/00

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST TUE FEB 17 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 MON...FEB 16   TUE....FEB 17   WED....FEB 18
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

CONCORD NH       15  02   .03   CLOUDY  17/03B  PTCLDY  23/09
CORPUS CHRISTI   77  39   .07   MOCLDY  51/35   SUNNY   65/51
DALLAS FT WORTH  36  28         FLRRYS  52/34   SUNNY   55/32
DAYTON           11  03B  .10   MOCLDY  20/04   VRYCLD  09/03B
DAYTONA BEACH    74  61         SHWRS   75/47   PTCLDY  61/33
DENVER           31  19   .32   PTCLDY  34/17   SUNNY   45/23
DES MOINES       27  14         FLRRYS  18/00   VRYCLD  07/04B
DETROIT          08  02B        MOCLDY  19/08   SNOSHW  17/05B
DULUTH           14  04B  .02   VRYCLD  05/15B  VRYCLD B03/18B
EL PASO          68  39         PTCLDY  59/33   SUNNY   69/37
ELKINS           15  15   .41   MOCLDY  23/07   SNOSHW  18/04B
ERIE             05  10B        PTCLDY  14/09   SNOSHW  12/03B
EUGENE           65  35         SUNNY   63/42   MOCLDY  54/43
EVANSVILLE       20  01B  .32   MOCLDY  23/11   FLRRYS  14/05B
FAIRBANKS        33  13         PTCLDY  32/05   PTCLDY  21/05B
FARGO            15  09B        VRYCLD  04/19B  VRYCLD B02/25B
FLAGSTAFF        58  22         SUNNY   51/22   SUNNY   61/22
FLINT            12  00         SNOSHW  19/02   SNOSHW  12/10B
FORT SMITH       29  17   .12   MOCLDY  45/25   PTCLDY  36/18
FORT WAYNE       09  01B        CLOUDY  21/06   MOCLDY  11/03B
FRESNO           76  49         SUNNY   74/47   SUNNY   71/48
GOODLAND         40  21   .03   WINDY   36/15   PTCLDY  44/21
GRAND JUNCTION   47  16         SUNNY   45/22   SUNNY   52/27
GRAND RAPIDS     11  07         SNOSHW  19/06   SNOSHW  10/07B
GREAT FALLS      35  26   .05   MOCLDY  36/22   PTCLDY  51/35
GREEN BAY        17  06         MOCLDY  12/04B  VRYCLD  05/11B
GREENSBORO       24  16   .47   MOCLDY  34/17   MOCLDY  33/06
HARRISBURG       14  09   .11   MOCLDY  25/00   SNOSHW  24/01
HARTFORD SPGFLD  17  08         SNOW    20/04   PTCLDY  25/09
HELENA           39  25         PTCLDY  43/27   PTCLDY  51/34
HONOLULU         79  68   .01   SUNNY   81/68   SUNNY   82/69
HOUSTON INTCNTL  67  35   .15   MOCLDY  49/34   SUNNY   64/38
HUNTSVILLE AL    40  22  1.35   MOCLDY  32/21   FLRRYS  35/07
INDIANAPOLIS     16  01   .12   FLRRYS  20/03   VRYCLD  08/04B
JACKSON MS       66  26  1.18   MOCLDY  41/27   PTCLDY  48/22
JACKSONVILLE     74  61   .01   SHWRS   64/39   SUNNY   55/32
JUNEAU           41  37   .20   RAIN    45/35   RAIN    43/35
KANSAS CITY      22  15         MOCLDY  27/07   SUNNY   15/01
KEY WEST         75  70         MOCLDY  77/67   SHWRS   70/54
KNOXVILLE        31  19  1.23   MOCLDY  30/20   MOCLDY  31/06
LAKE CHARLES     68  35   .86   MOCLDY  47/34   SUNNY   62/34
LANSING          10  04         SNOSHW  19/05   SNOSHW  10/07B
LAS VEGAS        76  53         SUNNY   69/47   SUNNY   75/51
LEXINGTON        12  01   .86   PTCLDY  19/10   MOCLDY  14/09B

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST TUE FEB 17 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 MON...FEB 16   TUE....FEB 17   WED....FEB 18
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

LINCOLN          38  17         MOCLDY  26/06   PTCLDY  18/05
LITTLE ROCK      30  20   .21   MOCLDY  36/25   PTCLDY  40/14
LOS ANGELES      70  59         PTCLDY  69/55   PTCLDY  71/57
LOUISVILLE       17  05   .48   PTCLDY  23/09   MOCLDY  13/08B
LUBBOCK          49  32   .02   MOCLDY  49/26   SUNNY   60/31
MACON            52  39   .68   MOCLDY  48/24   PTCLDY  45/18
MADISON          17  12         MOCLDY  12/01   VRYCLD  05/10B
MEDFORD          68  36         SUNNY   64/39   PTCLDY  61/38
MEMPHIS          31  17   .72   MOCLDY  31/21   MOCLDY  27/07
MIAMI BEACH      75  64         MOCLDY  80/65   MOCLDY  69/47
MIDLAND ODESSA   48  32         MOCLDY  49/29   SUNNY   66/36
MILWAUKEE        18  16         MOCLDY  14/03   VRYCLD  08/06B
MPLS ST PAUL     20  02   .01   SNOSHW  09/06B  VRYCLD  03/08B
MISSOULA         45  20         PTCLDY  41/21   SUNNY   46/27
MOBILE           70  32   .31   MOCLDY  47/30   SUNNY   56/25
MONTGOMERY       67  33   .55   MOCLDY  47/26   SUNNY   46/20
NASHVILLE        31  14   .98   FLRRYS  30/20   MOCLDY  28/07
NEW ORLEANS      73  35   .32   MOCLDY  47/37   SUNNY   57/35
NEW YORK CITY    21  15   .11   SNOW    21/18   PTCLDY  27/14
NEWARK           21  14   .09   SNOW    23/17   PTCLDY  30/15
NORFOLK VA       21  19   .37   SNOW    28/22   MOCLDY  35/16
NORTH PLATTE     43  15   .01   SNOSHW  30/10   PTCLDY  31/10
OKLAHOMA CITY    36  22         MOCLDY  51/25   SUNNY   44/23
OMAHA            35  16         FLRRYS  22/04   PTCLDY  15/02
ORLANDO          77  59         SHWRS   76/50   PTCLDY  60/36
PADUCAH          21  05B  .49   PTCLDY  26/13   FLRRYS  18/04B
PENDLETON        50  31         SUNNY   52/30   SUNNY   56/37
PEORIA           21  17         FLRRYS  18/05   FLRRYS  09/04B
PHILADELPHIA     17  13   .25   MOCLDY  26/13   SNOSHW  29/10
PHOENIX          79  57         SUNNY   76/52   SUNNY   80/53
PITTSBURGH       10  02   .04   MOCLDY  18/12   SNOSHW  17/01B
POCATELLO        45  15         SUNNY   45/24   SUNNY   53/29
PORTLAND ME      21  00         MOCLDY  18/06   SNOW    26/16
PORTLAND OR      61  49         SUNNY   61/40   MOCLDY  56/43
PROVIDENCE       18  11         SNOW    23/11   PTCLDY  30/12
PUEBLO           32  19   .04   PTCLDY  39/13   SUNNY   47/21
RALEIGH DURHAM   27  19   .59   MOCLDY  32/19   MOCLDY  34/09
RAPID CITY       39  10   .19   WINDY   26/06   MOCLDY  28/14
RENO             62  35         SUNNY   68/34   SUNNY   70/35
RICHMOND         22  17   .69   MOCLDY  29/16   MOCLDY  33/12
ROANOKE          15  13   .99   MOCLDY  30/13   SNOSHW  30/04
ROCHESTER NY     08  10B  .02   MOCLDY  18/05   SNOSHW  18/02
ROCKFORD         19  16         FLRRYS  15/02   VRYCLD  07/08B
SACRAMENTO       73  51         SUNNY   69/47   SUNNY   69/46
ST LOUIS         21  10   .08   FLRRYS  27/09   FLRRYS  13/01B
ST PETERSBURG    73  65         SHWRS   71/53   PTCLDY  59/46
ST THOMAS VI     81  76   .01   PTCLDY  85/75   PTCLDY  85/75

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST TUE FEB 17 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 MON...FEB 16   TUE....FEB 17   WED....FEB 18
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

SALEM OR         66  41         SUNNY   64/40   MOCLDY  55/43
SALT LAKE CITY   50  27         SUNNY   49/31   SUNNY   56/35
SAN ANGELO       47  31   .10   MOCLDY  51/30   SUNNY   65/37
SAN ANTONIO      65  38   .02   MOCLDY  52/34   SUNNY   65/40
SAN DIEGO        67  60         PTCLDY  66/55   PTCLDY  69/55
SAN FRANCISCO    68  53         SUNNY   62/46   PTCLDY  64/51
SAN JOSE         72  55         PTCLDY  67/42   SUNNY   69/46
SAN JUAN PR      81  73   .40   PTCLDY  84/73   PTCLDY  87/74
SANTA FE         48  24         SUNNY   45/20   SUNNY   56/24
ST STE MARIE     09  03         SNOSHW  11/10B  VRYCLD  02/18B
SAVANNAH         60  58   .17   SHWRS   60/33   WINDY   53/26
SEATTLE          59  43         SUNNY   58/41   MOCLDY  53/44
SHREVEPORT       56  29   .64   MOCLDY  46/32   SUNNY   53/27
SIOUX CITY       36  14         FLRRYS  21/00   SUNNY   16/01
SIOUX FALLS      30  11         MOCLDY  16/05B  VRYCLD  10/04B
SOUTH BEND       12  01         CLOUDY  19/05   SNOSHW  11/02B
SPOKANE          50  25         SUNNY   50/30   PTCLDY  50/32
SPRINGFIELD IL   24  09         FLRRYS  22/07   FLRRYS  11/02B
SPRINGFIELD MO   23  03   .05   SNOW    33/11   PTCLDY  20/01B
SYRACUSE         06  11B        MOCLDY  17/02   CLOUDY  19/00
TALLAHASSEE      71  57   .27   RAIN    59/34   SUNNY   55/28
TAMPA            74  63         SHWRS   72/51   PTCLDY  58/41
TOLEDO           07  08B        CLOUDY  16/06   SNOSHW  11/05B
TOPEKA           26  14   .01   SNOW    29/08   SUNNY   20/04
TUCSON           73  51         SUNNY   73/46   SUNNY   78/48
TULSA            30  15         MOCLDY  45/21   PTCLDY  32/15
TUPELO           34  21   .90   MOCLDY  35/22   MOCLDY  31/07
WACO             35  29   .13   FLRRYS  51/33   SUNNY   59/34
WASHINGTON DC    20  16   .52   SNOW    28/17   MOCLDY  36/10
W PALM BEACH     76  60         MOCLDY  82/61   MOCLDY  68/43
WICHITA          39  19   .01   RNSNOW  42/18   PTCLDY  32/16
WICHITA FALLS    39  29         MOCLDY  54/30   SUNNY   54/30
WILKES BARRE     12  09   .03   FLRRYS  20/08   CLOUDY  23/04
WILMINGTON DE    15  13   .25   MOCLDY  27/12   SNOSHW  29/07
YAKIMA           57  30         SUNNY   53/28   PTCLDY  54/33
YOUNGSTOWN       06  11B        PTCLDY  15/07   SNOSHW  11/04B
YUMA             82  59         SUNNY   82/56   SUNNY   85/57

NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES

HIGH MON...87 AT DEATH VALLEY CA AND EDINBURG TX AND MCALLEN TX

LOW  TUE...30 BELOW ZERO AT SARANAC LAKE NY

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Last Updated: 2015-02-17 12:50:07

Roundup Small Craft Warning and Gale Watch until 5PM 02172015

ASUS42 KMLB 171711
RWRMLB
HOURLY WEATHER ROUNDUP AROUND FLORIDA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE MELBOURNE FL
1200 PM EST TUE FEB 17 2015

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
MELBOURNE      MOSUNNY   80  59  48 SW16G28   29.89F
FORT PIERCE    SUNNY     79  59  50 SW18G29   29.92F
ORLANDO INTL   PTSUNNY   79  62  56 SW25G32   29.87F
DAYTONA BEACH  PTSUNNY   76  61  59 SW18G32   29.84F
VERO BEACH     MOSUNNY   79  58  48 SW18      29.92F
$$
...ELSEWHERE ACROSS CENTRAL FLORIDA...

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PATRICK AFB    MOSUNNY   78  60  53 SW17      29.88F
JFK SPACE CTR  PTSUNNY   77  59  53 SW14G22   29.85F
CAPE CANAVERAL MOSUNNY   79  60  52 SW15G24   29.86F
TITUSVILLE     MOSUNNY   77  59  53 SW14G21   29.87
ORLANDO EXEC   MOSUNNY   77  61  57 SW24G31   29.86F
LEESBURG       CLOUDY    74  62  66 SW20G29   29.85F
SANFORD        PTSUNNY   78  60  53 SW22G31   29.85F
WINTER HAVEN   MOSUNNY   77  61  57 SW16G28   29.90F
KISSIMMEE      CLOUDY    77  63  61 SW18G28   29.88F
OKEECHOBEE     SUNNY     79  59  50 SW12G22   29.93F
TAMPA          CLOUDY    70  63  78 S15       29.90F
$$
...NORTHERN FLORIDA...

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
DELAND         PTSUNNY   73  63  68 S12       29.85F
NEW SMYRNA BCH PTSUNNY   77  59  53 SW17G25   29.85F
ST AUGUSTINE   CLOUDY    66  64  93 SW8       29.83F FOG
OCALA          LGT RAIN  66  63  88 W13G18    29.86R FOG
GAINESVILLE    LGT RAIN  64  63  96 W8        29.85S
JACKSONVILLE   LGT RAIN  63  63 100 NW7       29.83S
TALLAHASSEE    CLOUDY    47  40  76 NW13      29.93R
$$
...ALONG THE SOUTHEAST COAST TO THE KEYS...

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
STUART         MOSUNNY   77  57  50 SW15G23   29.95F
WEST PALM BCH  MOSUNNY   80  60  50 SW22      29.94F
MIAMI          MOSUNNY   81  58  45 SW13      29.98F
KEY WEST       SUNNY     75  68  78 S12       30.00F
$$
...MARINE REPORTS...

STATION/POSITION TIME  TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                       AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER/DIR
                 (UTC) (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S/D)
$$

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ASUS42 KTBW 171711
RWRFL

FLORIDA REGIONAL WEATHER ROUNDUP
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MELBOURNE FL
1200 PM EST TUE FEB 17 2015

NOTE: "FAIR" INDICATES FEW OR NO CLOUDS BELOW 12,000 FEET WITH
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER AND/OR OBSTRUCTIONS TO VISION.

FLZ001>010-012>015-171800-
PANHANDLE OF FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PENSACOLA      CLOUDY    37  29  72 N14       30.04F WCI  28
MILTON NAS     CLOUDY    36  29  75 N14G20    30.04S WCI  27
PENSACOLA NAS  CLOUDY    38  30  73 N7        30.03F WCI  33
CRESTVIEW      CLOUDY    39  31  72 N15G22    30.03S WCI  31
VALPARAISO     DRIZZLE   40  33  77 N10       29.98F WCI  33
MARY ESTHER    CLOUDY    39  30  70 N13G21    30.00S WCI  32
DESTIN         NOT AVBL
PANAMA CITY    CLOUDY    42  36  79 NW14      29.96R WCI  35
TYNDALL AFB    CLOUDY    43  39  86 N13       29.97R WCI  36
APALACHICOLA   CLOUDY    50  45  83 NW14      29.94R

STATION/POSITION TIME  TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                       AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                 (UTC) (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
$$

FLZ011-016>039-171800-
NORTH FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
MARIANNA       PTSUNNY   45  37  73 NW14      29.96F WCI  38
TALLAHASSEE    CLOUDY    47  40  76 NW13      29.93R
PERRY          CLOUDY    53  52  95 N7        29.88S
CROSS CITY       N/A     65  65 100 W3        29.84F
GAINESVILLE    LGT RAIN  64  63  96 W8        29.85S
MAYPORT NAS    LGT RAIN  64  62  93 SW7       29.82F FOG
JACKSONVILLE   LGT RAIN  63  63 100 NW7       29.83S
JAX NAS        LGT RAIN  65  61  87 SW6       29.84F FOG
JAX CRAIG      LGT RAIN  64  62  93 W7        29.82F FOG
JAX CECIL      LGT RAIN  64  64 100 W10       29.84F FOG
FERNANDINA BEA CLOUDY    68  64  88 CALM      29.81F
ST AUGUSTINE   CLOUDY    66  64  93 SW8       29.83F FOG

STATION/POSITION TIME  TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                       AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                 (UTC) (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
FERNANDINA       NOT AVBL
MAYPORT          NOT AVBL
$$

FLZ040-043>046-052-053-057-058-063-171800-
CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
OCALA          LGT RAIN  66  63  88 W13G18    29.86R FOG
THE VILLAGES     N/A     73  64  73 SW9G18    29.75F
LEESBURG       CLOUDY    74  62  66 SW20G29   29.85F
DELAND         PTSUNNY   73  63  68 S12       29.85F
SANFORD        PTSUNNY   78  60  53 SW22G31   29.85F
ORLANDO EXEC   MOSUNNY   77  61  57 SW24G31   29.86F
ORLANDO INTL   PTSUNNY   79  62  56 SW25G32   29.87F
KISSIMMEE      CLOUDY    77  63  61 SW18G28   29.88F
WINTER HAVEN   MOSUNNY   77  61  57 SW16G28   29.90F
LAKELAND       CLOUDY    75  63  64 SW22G30   29.90F
BARTOW         PTSUNNY   77  61  57 S21G29    29.90F
OKEECHOBEE     SUNNY     79  59  50 SW12G22   29.93F
$$

FLZ041-047-054-059-064-171800-
EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
NEW SMYRNA BEA PTSUNNY   77  59  53 SW17G25   29.85F
DAYTONA BEACH  PTSUNNY   76  61  59 SW18G32   29.84F
JFK SPACE CTR  PTSUNNY   77  59  53 SW14G22   29.85F
TITUSVILLE     MOSUNNY   77  59  53 SW14G21   29.87
CAPE CANAVERAL MOSUNNY   79  60  52 SW15G24   29.86F
PATRICK AFB    MOSUNNY   78  60  53 SW17      29.88F
MELBOURNE      MOSUNNY   80  59  48 SW16G28   29.89F
VERO BEACH     MOSUNNY   79  58  48 SW18      29.92F
FORT PIERCE    SUNNY     79  59  50 SW18G29   29.92F
STUART         MOSUNNY   77  57  50 SW15G23   29.95F

STATION/POSITION TIME  TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                       AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                 (UTC) (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
$$

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WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
CRYSTAL RIVER  LGT RAIN  64  63  94 W12G22    29.88R
INVERNESS      CLOUDY    73  63  68 SW10G18   29.85F
BROOKSVILLE    CLOUDY    74  63  68 SW23G31   29.88F
ZEPHYRHILLS    CLOUDY    73  61  64 SW21G29   29.89F
CLEARWATER     CLOUDY    74  65  73 SW23G36   29.89F
TAMPA INTL     CLOUDY    70  63  78 S15       29.90F
TAMPA EXEC     CLOUDY    73  63  68 SW16G28   29.91F
PLANT CITY     CLOUDY   N/A N/A N/A SW20G29   29.91F
MACDILL AFB    PTSUNNY   70  67  88 SW22      29.90F
PETER O KNIGHT CLOUDY    73  64  73 SW21G31   29.90F
ST PETERSBURG  PTSUNNY   71  64  78 SW17G28   29.88F
SARASOTA       MOSUNNY   73  65  75 S20G29    29.89F
VENICE ARPT    FAIR      72  66  83 S14G22    29.94F

STATION/POSITION TIME  TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                       AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                 (UTC) (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
$$

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SOUTHWEST FLORIDA AND KEYS

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
PUNTA GORDA    SUNNY     76  63  64 SW23G33   29.96F
FT MYERS       SUNNY     76  63  64 SW14G25   29.94F
SOUTHWEST INTL SUNNY     77  61  57 SW24      29.95F
NAPLES         SUNNY     76  64  66 SW18G28   29.96F
MARATHON       SUNNY     81  69  67 SW8       30.00F
KEY WEST NAS   MOSUNNY   79  67  66 S12       29.99F
KEY WEST INTL  SUNNY     75  68  78 S12       30.00F

STATION/POSITION TIME  TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                       AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                 (UTC) (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)
$$

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SOUTHEAST FLORIDA

CITY           SKY/WX    TMP DP  RH WIND       PRES   REMARKS
W PALM BEACH   MOSUNNY   80  60  50 SW22      29.94F
POMPANO BEACH  MOSUNNY   79  58  48 W20G26    29.96F
FT LAUDER-EXEC MOSUNNY   81  59  47 SW18G24   29.96F
FT LAUDERDALE  PTSUNNY   80  61  52 W13G25    29.96F
PEMBROKE PINES MOSUNNY   80  59  48 SW20      29.98F
OPA LOCKA      MOSUNNY   80  58  46 SW15G25   29.98F
MIAMI          MOSUNNY   81  58  45 SW13      29.98F
VIRGINIA KEY     N/A     73  63  69 S17       29.98F
WEST KENDALL   MOSUNNY   82  59  45 SW16      29.98F
HOMESTEAD      MOSUNNY   79  61  54 SW15G24   29.98F
FLAMINGO         N/A     73  62  70 S7          N/A
EVERGLADES CTY NOT AVBL

STATION/POSITION TIME  TEMP    WIND        PRES    WAVE   SWELL
                       AIR SEA DIR/SP/G            HT/PER HT/PER
                 (UTC) (F)     (DEG/KT/KT) (MB)    (FT/S) (FT/S)

$$
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Supreme Court’s Ruling in Arlington v. FCC Highlights Debate Over the Meaning and Future of Chevron Deference Doctrine in Administrative Law
Vikram David Amar

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In today’s column, I analyze a significant administrative law case handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this week, City of Arlington, Texas v. Federal Communications Commission (FCC).  Arlington v. FCC is an extremely interesting decision in that it has many of the trappings of an important Supreme Court ruling—a divided (5-1-3) Court, a dissent (by the Chief Justice) proclaiming a “fundamental” disagreement with the majority, a majority opinion expressing concern that the dissenters want to radically rewrite an area of law—and yet close inspection is required to get a meaningful sense of the space between the different positions staked out by the Justices in the case.

Background of the Case and the Majority’s Application of Chevron Deference

The dispute in Arlington involves the process for locating and constructing wireless communication towers.  The federal Telecommunications Act of 1996 places meaningful limits on the power that state and local governments would otherwise enjoy, under, for example, land-use and zoning regulations, to impede the installation and modification of such towers.  The Act also imposes procedural requirements on states and localities; in particular, it requires state or local government to respond to a wireless service provider’s application to construct a tower “within a reasonable period of time after the request is duly filed.”  In the decade-plus since the Act was adopted, companies in the wireless industry have felt that state and local governments have been taking too long to process tower construction requests, and so industry representatives asked the FCC to provide clarity as to what “reasonable period of time” means.  The FCC, using its general powers to implement the provisions of the 1996 law, issued a ruling to the effect that state and local governments should ordinarily process applications within 150 days (and even fewer days for some kinds of applications.)

State and local governments, including the City of Arlington, Texas, challenged this FCC rule on the ground that the FCC did not have authority to interpret the term “reasonable period of time.”  Instead, contended the challengers, ambiguity in this term could be interpreted and resolved by courts only.  The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit rejected the challenge, holding that Congress did not clearly resolve what “reasonable period of time” meant, and that in light of this textual uncertainty, the FCC’s interpretation of that term was entitled to deference under the famous 1984 administrative law case of Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council, which holds that certain agency interpretations of statutes are to be upheld so long as they are reasonable and permissible readings, even if they are not the interpretations that courts would embrace in the first instance.  In other words, under Chevron, certain, minimally plausible, agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes carry the day, even if courts, confronted with the questions anew, would find those interpretations to be less convincing than other interpretations.

Arlington took the case to the Supreme Court and argued that Chevron deference to agency interpretations makes sense in many settings, but not, as here, where the agency has interpreted a provision “that concerns the scope of the agency’s statutory authority (that is, its jurisdiction.)”  More specifically, the challengers of the FCC ruling contended that Chevron deference is not appropriate as to “jurisdictional” questions concerning “the who, what, where and when of regulatory power.”  Rather, deferring to agency interpretations of statutes is warranted under Chevron only when the agency’s power to regulate in a particular area has already been determined, and the question is how the regulation will be undertaken.

On Monday, the Supreme Court spoke, and the majority in Arlington emphatically and repeatedly rejected this proffered distinction, between an agency’s “jurisdiction” to regulate (as to which Arlington said no deference should be accorded the agency’s reading of the statute), and the agency’s decisions about how to regulate (as to which interpretive deference would still apply.)  Justice Scalia’s majority opinion (joined by Justices Thomas, Ginsburg, Sotomayor and Kagan) said this distinction is based on a “misconception” and a “premise [that is] false,” and labeled the distinction “an empty distraction,” “mental acrobatics,” and a “mirage.”  According to Justice Scalia, “[n]o matter how it is framed, the question a court faces when confronted with an agency’s interpretation of a statute it administers is always, simply, whether the agency has stayed within the bounds of its statutory authority.”  There is no difference between questions of how the agency regulates, and questions of when, where and as to whom the agency regulates.

Instead, wrote Justice Scalia, as long as an agency is given by Congress the general power to administer a statute through the promulgation of rules and the resolution of disputes, and as long as the meaning of the statutory provision in question has not been definitively resolved by Congress, the agency is entitled to deference as to how to interpret and apply the provision.  Indeed, Justice Scalia argued, to embrace the distinction the challengers advocated would be to pull the Court one large step down the path of dismantling the Chevron deference idea altogether.  And since the majority had no desire to take such a step, it upheld the Fifth Circuit’s decision to afford the FCC’s interpretation of the term “reasonable period of time” substantial deference.

The Concurring and Dissenting Justices’ Views

Justice Breyer agreed with some of what Justice Scalia said, and he concurred in the majority’s bottom line—that the Fifth Circuit should show deference to the FCC in this case—but Justice Breyer wrote separately to emphasize that he thought more factors should be considered before deference is appropriate. Justice Breyer found relevant not just the FCC’s general power to administer the Act and the ambiguous nature of the term “reasonable period of time” (the two factors most prominent in Justice Scalia’s analysis), but also that the decision of how much time it should reasonably take to process an application to build or modify a wireless tower involves detailed knowledge of the industry, such that the FCC’s expertise in this field would assist in giving intelligent meaning to the statutory language.  And he found nothing in the larger statutory framework that suggested any countervailing reason to be distrustful of FCC interpretive power here.

Chief Justice Roberts, joined by Justices Kennedy and Alito, dissented.  Although they did not identify particular reason to be wary of FCC interpretive power in this setting in particular, they expressed deep concern about giving agencies too much interpretive power generally.  Indeed, the most interesting and important aspect of the dissent (and perhaps the entire case) was the dissatisfaction the dissenters expressed with the modern administrative state.  They described how, today, administrative agencies “as a practical matter . . . exercise legislative power, . . . executive power . . . and judicial power. . .” , and that the “accumulation of these powers in the same hands is not an occasional or isolated exception to the constitutional plan[, but rather] a central feature of modern American government.”  Echoing some of the rhetoric used by a majority of Justices to reject the Commerce Clause as a basis for Congress’s enactment of the Affordable Care Act, the dissenters registered their belief that “the Framers could hardly have envisioned today’s vast and varied federal bureaucracy and the authority administrative agencies now hold over our economic, social and political activities.”

The dissenting Justices also lamented how difficult, for practical and other reasons, it is for the President to keep watch over an ever-growing and increasingly active army of federal bureaucrats—”with hundreds of federal agencies poking into every nook and cranny of daily life.”  And they worried about the breadth of agency discretion that Congress creates when it passes laws directing the executive branch to regulate “in the public interest” or for such other, equally grandiose but equally undefined, purposes. In this brave (my term, not theirs) new world, the dissent observed, a citizen “confronting thousands of pages of administrative regulations” might “perhaps be excused for thinking that it is the agency really doing the legislating.”

In light of Congress’s delegation of basic, essentially legislative, policy decisions to the executive branch, and given the President’s inability or disinclination to meaningfully oversee all of the alphabet soup of federal agencies, the dissenters were fearful of construing Chevron deference too broadly, because doing so would reduce the power of the courts to rein in agencies.

The dissenters agreed with the majority that when a statutory provision is ambiguous, and when Congress has given the agency the power to interpret that statutory provision in particular, courts should defer to agency interpretations; the dissenters thus purported not to want to cut back on the core of Chevron deference.  But the dissenters would insist that, before deference is given, there be a demonstration not simply that Congress gave the agency the general power to administer the statute as a whole, but rather that Congress gave the agency the power to interpret the specific provision at issue.  Usually (maybe almost always), Congress’s conferral of general power to administer a statute would support a finding that Congress intended to confer power to the agency to interpret the relevant substantive or procedural provision at issue, but the dissenters apparently can envision situations in which an agency is given general power to administer a statute, but not the power to interpret at least some of the statute’s particular provisions.  The dissenters didn’t know that to be the case for the FCC and the statutory provision at issue in this dispute, but they would remand to the Fifth Circuit to at least ask and answer the question of whether Congress intended the FCC to be able to interpret the “reasonable period of time” provision in particular, before deference to the agency’s understanding of that term is afforded.

How Deep Is the Disagreement Between the Majority and Dissent?

Only time will tell whether the schism between the majority and the dissenters in Arlington portends bigger battles over Chevron deference, one of the main pillars of modern administrative law.  Even the (unusual trio of) dissenters do not defend the “jurisdictional/non-jurisdictional” line that Arlington had advanced.  But they do propose a different and potentially important line—between Congress’s creation of agency power to implement a statute generally and Congress’s decision to give the agency power to interpret any specific provision in particular.  It might be a rare case in which Congress has given to an agency the power to administer a statute generally but seems not to have given the agency the power to interpret all the meaningful, ambiguous, provisions therein—and I say “seems” here because if Congress has made clear its intent to withhold agency power to interpret any particular statutory provision, even the majority would respect that desire—but that is where we may see future skirmishes.  And note that, although the majority does not seem interested in pursuing the dissenters’ invitation to look at each statute provision by provision—and instead prefers a bright-line approach—there is nothing in the majority ruling, notwithstanding some of its broad language, that completely forecloses the possibility of finding that a particular ambiguous provision in another statute in a future case does not warrant Chevron deference, notwithstanding an agency’s general power to administer that statute; Arlington could be easily distinguished in such a later case on the ground that there was nothing in the Telecommunications Act that undercut an inference that Congress intended the FCC to have the power to interpret the “reasonable period of time” provision alongside other substantive provisions. (Indeed, that was one of the big points in Justice Breyer’s concurrence.)

So the different approaches taken by the majority and the dissent in Arlington may not end up mattering in many real or hypothesized cases.  But there does seem to be a meaningful difference concerning the extent to which the majority and the dissent are comfortable with the Chevron regime at a more basic level.  For the majority, as dangerous as giving agencies broad interpretive power under Chevron may be, it is better than giving judges leeway to pick and choose when to defer to agencies and when not to.  Judges are even less politically accountable than are agencies, and more prone to generating disuniform interpretations of statutes based on ad hoc judgments.  According to the majority:  “The excessive agency power that the dissent fears would [absent a strong Chevron deference doctrine] be replaced by chaos.”

Maybe there is something to commend this categorical preference for agencies over courts—and make no mistake, that is what Chevron deference is.  In this regard, it is worth noting that the majority in this case that favors broad agency interpretive power is comprised of both “liberal” and “conservative” Justices; when Justices of different ideologies agree on a contentious issue, there is often something good to be said about the arguments they find persuasive. But courts do have one advantage over agencies; if a court misinterprets the meaning of a congressional statute, Congress can in theory amend the statute more easily than it can if an administrative agency misinterprets the statute (under a regime where a court is bound to defer to that misinterpretation.)  Any attempt by Congress to rein in an overly aggressive agency interpretation might be met with a threat of a Presidential veto.  The fact that the executive branch wears many hats (involved in lawmaking, law applying and law interpreting) complicates efforts by Congress to keep it in bounds.  In this respect, the instinct of the dissenters that broad delegations of power to the executive branch are particularly scary (and maybe more so than even broad delegations of powers to the judiciary) is an important one to consider and keep watch on in the future.  This is especially true in light of, as the dissenters put it, “the dramatic shift in power over the last 50 years from Congress to the Executive.”
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Cities Weather of The Presidents

Selected Cities

SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 1 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST MON FEB 16 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SUN...FEB 15   MON....FEB 16   TUE....FEB 17
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

ABILENE TX       71  25         MOCLDY  41/28   MOCLDY  50/32
AKRON CANTON     04  09B        MOCLDY  13/04   MOCLDY  18/09
ALBANY NY        12  08B  .05   VRYCLD  09/06B  CLOUDY  19/04
ALBUQUERQUE      69  37         PTCLDY  57/28   SUNNY   53/28
ALLENTOWN        13  01B        PTCLDY  17/11   MOCLDY  26/06
AMARILLO         41  22         MOCLDY  41/27   MOCLDY  43/22
ANCHORAGE        36  31         RAIN    40/33   RNSNOW  39/28
ASHEVILLE        29  21         SNOW    31/22   MOCLDY  36/17
ATLANTA          41  33         RAIN    46/30   MOCLDY  42/25
ATLANTIC CITY    15  02         PTCLDY  20/13   SNOW    29/09
AUSTIN           67  64   .01   SHWRS   57/33   MOCLDY  50/32
BALTIMORE        18  05         SNOW    21/15   SNOW    25/15
BATON ROUGE      66  56         SHWRS   70/33   MOCLDY  47/30
BILLINGS         43  29         MOCLDY  39/25   MOCLDY  37/24
BIRMINGHAM       42  32         RAIN    51/25   MOCLDY  40/24
BISMARCK         24  21         CLOUDY  24/02B  WINDY   09/12B
BOISE            54  29         SUNNY   51/31   SUNNY   51/33
BOSTON           20  03B  .09   SUNNY   16/05   CLOUDY  21/12
BRIDGEPORT       19  02B  .01   SUNNY   16/07   SNOW    24/09
BROWNSVILLE      76  68         WINDY   79/47   MOCLDY  56/44
BUFFALO         B02  10B   MM   VRYCLD  06/02B  FLRRYS  18/08
BURLINGTON VT    04  10B        VRYCLD  08/12B  MOCLDY  14/01
CARIBOU          02  00   .11   BLGSNO  04/10B  PTCLDY  12/07B
CASPER           33  19   .11   SNOSHW  31/17   MOCLDY  29/19
CHARLESTON SC    43  31         MOCLDY  51/50   SHWRS   56/33
CHARLESTON WV    18  09         SNOW    19/17   MOCLDY  27/13
CHARLOTTE        35  24         CLOUDY  34/29   MOCLDY  41/25
CHATTANOOGA      32  29         RNSNOW  37/24   PTCLDY  35/21
CHEYENNE         30  22   .05   SNOSHW  28/18   WINDY   31/19
CHICAGO          15  08   .03   MOCLDY  19/08   MOCLDY  20/02
CINCINNATI       20  09   .02   SNOW    17/08   MOCLDY  23/05
CLEVELAND        03  12B        MOCLDY  12/05   MOCLDY  17/08
COLORADO SPGS    43  25   .18   SNOW    30/15   PTCLDY  34/16
COLUMBIA SC      42  31         CLOUDY  43/38   MOCLDY  50/30
COLUMBUS GA      50  38         RAIN    56/36   MOCLDY  49/28
COLUMBUS OH      08  00         SNOW    16/09   MOCLDY  21/07

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST MON FEB 16 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SUN...FEB 15   MON....FEB 16   TUE....FEB 17
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

CONCORD NH       19  05B  .15   BLGSNO  10/06B  MOCLDY  17/04
CORPUS CHRISTI   75  64   .01   MOCLDY  78/40   MOCLDY  54/41
DALLAS FT WORTH  73  33   .22   MOCLDY  40/30   MOCLDY  48/34
DAYTON           13  04         SNOW    16/07   MOCLDY  21/05
DAYTONA BEACH    66  46         MOCLDY  73/61   SHWRS   74/50
DENVER           34  27   .12   SNOW    31/18   MOCLDY  35/19
DES MOINES       14  12         MOCLDY  29/09   PTCLDY  16/00
DETROIT          07  09B        VRYCLD  09/04   SNOSHW  19/06
DULUTH           03  03         FLRRYS  17/10B  FLRRYS  04/17B
EL PASO          76  57         PTCLDY  68/43   SUNNY   61/35
ELKINS           08  12B        SNOW    17/15   SNOSHW  24/11
ERIE             00  18B        VRYCLD  08/01   MOCLDY  15/07
EUGENE           58  34         SUNNY   63/38   SUNNY   63/42
EVANSVILLE       22  18   .12   SNOW    20/08   MOCLDY  25/03
FAIRBANKS        12  00         MOCLDY  30/13   PTCLDY  30/04
FARGO            11  11   .01   MOCLDY  13/10B  VRYCLD  04/18B
FLAGSTAFF        61  21         SUNNY   56/26   SUNNY   51/26
FLINT            02  21B        VRYCLD  10/01   SNOSHW  20/02
FORT SMITH       43  26   .41   SNOW    30/20   MOCLDY  41/23
FORT WAYNE       07  02         MOCLDY  14/04   MOCLDY  20/04
FRESNO           74  50         SUNNY   75/48   SUNNY   74/48
GOODLAND         30  18   .10   MOCLDY  38/25   WINDY   36/13
GRAND JUNCTION   60  24         MOCLDY  45/21   SUNNY   45/23
GRAND RAPIDS     08  04B        MOCLDY  13/06   SNOSHW  20/03
GREAT FALLS      40  21   .08   MOCLDY  37/19   MOCLDY  37/25
GREEN BAY        07  05         FLRRYS  16/07   MOCLDY  11/01B
GREENSBORO       28  18         SNOW    26/20   MOCLDY  35/18
HARRISBURG       13  00         PTCLDY  16/11   FLRRYS  26/14
HARTFORD SPGFLD  18  05B  .01   SUNNY   13/02   CLOUDY  20/04
HELENA           43  28    MM   MOCLDY  42/23   PTCLDY  44/26
HONOLULU         77  65   .02   SUNNY   82/66   SUNNY   84/67
HOUSTON INTCNTL  71  65   .02   SHWRS   67/38   MOCLDY  50/36
HUNTSVILLE AL    34  30         RAIN    40/22   MOCLDY  34/22
INDIANAPOLIS     20  09   .02   SNOW    17/07   MOCLDY  18/03
JACKSON MS       55  43   .07   SHWRS   63/27   MOCLDY  41/26
JACKSONVILLE     63  42         MOCLDY  70/58   SHWRS   65/38
JUNEAU           41  34         MOCLDY  44/34   RAIN    44/31
KANSAS CITY      19  12   .20   MOCLDY  25/18   MOCLDY  24/07
KEY WEST         71  60         PTCLDY  73/70   MOCLDY  77/67
KNOXVILLE        28  25         RNSNOW  33/19   MOCLDY  30/16
LAKE CHARLES     65  60         SHWRS   68/35   MOCLDY  49/34
LANSING          01  13B        VRYCLD  09/05   SNOSHW  19/01
LAS VEGAS        79  52         SUNNY   75/49   SUNNY   70/47
LEXINGTON        22  12   .19   SNOW    17/09   MOCLDY  22/02

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST MON FEB 16 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SUN...FEB 15   MON....FEB 16   TUE....FEB 17
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

LINCOLN          19  16         MOCLDY  37/17   FLRRYS  25/05
LITTLE ROCK      38  25   .63   RNSNOW  31/21   MOCLDY  37/25
LOS ANGELES      80  56         PTCLDY  73/55   PTCLDY  75/55
LOUISVILLE       23  15   .25   SNOW    20/08   MOCLDY  24/01
LUBBOCK          77  25         PTCLDY  45/26   MOCLDY  47/29
MACON            51  34         RAIN    56/42   MOCLDY  51/27
MADISON          11  10         MOCLDY  19/06   MOCLDY  12/03B
MEDFORD          61  34         PTCLDY  60/34   SUNNY   63/37
MEMPHIS          34  26   .19   RNSNOW  30/14   MOCLDY  33/21
MIAMI BEACH      76  56         MOCLDY  73/67   MOCLDY  81/65
MIDLAND ODESSA   77  31         MOCLDY  48/30   MOCLDY  49/32
MILWAUKEE        14  13   .01   MOCLDY  19/09   MOCLDY  15/01B
MPLS ST PAUL     07  07         FLRRYS  19/01   VRYCLD  09/04B
MISSOULA         48  32         MOCLDY  41/20   PTCLDY  42/21
MOBILE           65  52         TSTRMS  71/35   MOCLDY  49/31
MONTGOMERY       52  43         RAIN    62/31   MOCLDY  47/28
NASHVILLE        26  23   .14   RNSNOW  31/16   MOCLDY  30/13
NEW ORLEANS      67  58   .01   SHWRS   72/39   MOCLDY  48/37
NEW YORK CITY    20  04         SUNNY   18/14   SNOW    24/19
NEWARK           19  02         PTCLDY  19/13   SNOW    25/17
NORFOLK VA       27  15         CLOUDY  23/22   SNOW    30/19
NORTH PLATTE     30  16         MOCLDY  39/18   WINDY   32/07
OKLAHOMA CITY    44  22   .13   MOCLDY  35/24   MOCLDY  47/25
OMAHA            18  17         MOCLDY  33/13   MOCLDY  21/02
ORLANDO          75  49         MOCLDY  76/60   SHWRS   79/53
PADUCAH          23  18   .63   SNOW    23/10   MOCLDY  29/09
PENDLETON        54  30         SUNNY   49/31   SUNNY   51/32
PEORIA           15  14         MOCLDY  22/13   MOCLDY  19/04
PHILADELPHIA     17  03         PTCLDY  20/16   SNOW    27/16
PHOENIX          79  57         SUNNY   79/54   SUNNY   76/52
PITTSBURGH       06  06B        FLRRYS  13/11   MOCLDY  21/09
POCATELLO        49  25         SUNNY   43/24   SUNNY   45/28
PORTLAND ME      19  03B  .01   BLGSNO  11/01B  MOCLDY  17/08
PORTLAND OR      64  38         WINDY   63/40   SUNNY   64/41
PROVIDENCE       21  03B  .06   SUNNY   16/05   SNOW    22/10
PUEBLO           42  26   .12   RNSNOW  34/15   PTCLDY  40/14
RALEIGH DURHAM   29  19         CLOUDY  29/25   MOCLDY  36/21
RAPID CITY       44  28         WINDY   37/14   WINDY   26/06
RENO             63  33         SUNNY   61/32   SUNNY   65/33
RICHMOND         27  12         SNOW    21/18   MOCLDY  29/19
ROANOKE          22  12         SNOW    20/16   MOCLDY  35/18
ROCHESTER NY     01  07B  .02   VRYCLD  07/02B  FLRRYS  20/09
ROCKFORD         15  05         MOCLDY  18/06   MOCLDY  15/00
SACRAMENTO       72  48         SUNNY   71/46   SUNNY   69/46
ST LOUIS         20  16   .31   SNOW    23/14   MOCLDY  25/07
ST PETERSBURG    72  56         PTCLDY  72/63   SHWRS   71/53
ST THOMAS VI     76  73    MM   SHWRS   83/75   PTCLDY  85/75

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST MON FEB 16 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 SUN...FEB 15   MON....FEB 16   TUE....FEB 17
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

SALEM OR         64  44         SUNNY   67/37   SUNNY   65/40
SALT LAKE CITY   53  35         MOCLDY  49/28   SUNNY   49/31
SAN ANGELO       75  31   .01   MOCLDY  45/28   MOCLDY  50/31
SAN ANTONIO      70  65   .06   CLOUDY  62/36   MOCLDY  52/34
SAN DIEGO        76  58         PTCLDY  68/53   PTCLDY  67/53
SAN FRANCISCO    73  53         SUNNY   69/51   PTCLDY  63/48
SAN JOSE         75  47         SUNNY   74/46   SUNNY   69/44
SAN JUAN PR      82  76   .07   SHWRS   80/74   PTCLDY  86/74
SANTA FE         65  24         MOCLDY  51/21   PTCLDY  47/19
ST STE MARIE    B04  18B        CLOUDY  11/01   SNOSHW  11/10B
SAVANNAH         50  37         MOCLDY  60/55   SHWRS   61/37
SEATTLE          54  42         SUNNY   56/40   SUNNY   58/42
SHREVEPORT       54  43   .56   SHWRS   51/29   MOCLDY  45/31
SIOUX CITY       18  18         MOCLDY  33/11   PTCLDY  21/01
SIOUX FALLS      16  16         CLOUDY  28/06   PTCLDY  14/04B
SOUTH BEND       11  03         MOCLDY  14/06   CLOUDY  20/03
SPOKANE          49  26         SUNNY   48/29   SUNNY   48/31
SPRINGFIELD IL   18  14   .10   CLOUDY  23/13   MOCLDY  21/06
SPRINGFIELD MO   31  16   .74   SNOSHW  24/08   MOCLDY  32/10
SYRACUSE         00  17B  .02   VRYCLD  06/04B  FLRRYS  18/06
TALLAHASSEE      68  49         CLOUDY  68/56   SHWRS   59/33
TAMPA            74  52         PTCLDY  73/62   SHWRS   73/50
TOLEDO           03  09B        VRYCLD  09/01B  MOCLDY  15/04
TOPEKA           22  14   .15   MOCLDY  27/16   MOCLDY  29/09
TUCSON           71  52   .10   PTCLDY  75/49   SUNNY   74/45
TULSA            45  21   .96   SNOW    28/18   MOCLDY  40/18
TUPELO           36  32   .01   RAIN    39/19   MOCLDY  35/22
WACO             69  36   .29   RAIN    41/30   MOCLDY  47/32
WASHINGTON DC    22  10         SNOW    25/21   SNOW    30/21
W PALM BEACH     75  54         MOCLDY  73/66   MOCLDY  82/61
WICHITA          28  17   .03   MOCLDY  35/22   MOCLDY  38/16
WICHITA FALLS    63  26   .06   MOCLDY  39/29   MOCLDY  51/30
WILKES BARRE     07  04B        SUNNY   13/04   FLRRYS  20/11
WILMINGTON DE    15  02         PTCLDY  21/15   SNOW    27/13
YAKIMA           60  30         SUNNY   52/30   SUNNY   52/30
YOUNGSTOWN       02  13B        VRYCLD  09/03   MOCLDY  17/06
YUMA             82  57         SUNNY   84/57   SUNNY   81/55

NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES

HIGH SUN...86 AT SAUGUS CA

LOW  MON...34 BELOW ZERO AT WATERTOWN NY

$$

Last Updated: 2015-02-16 12:50:48

Weather of Cities

Selected Cities

SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 1 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST SAT FEB 14 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 FRI...FEB 13   SAT....FEB 14   SUN....FEB 15
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

ABILENE TX       71  42         SUNNY   77/49   MOCLDY  61/35
AKRON CANTON     18  18         SNOSHW  25/08B  VRYCLD B03/08B
ALBANY NY        10  03B        SNOW    22/10   SNOW    10/11B
ALBUQUERQUE      64  36         SUNNY   66/37   PTCLDY  68/36
ALLENTOWN        19  03         SNOW    30/11   BLGSNO  14/02B
AMARILLO         70  37         SUNNY   75/30   MOCLDY  46/21
ANCHORAGE        29  23         MOCLDY  34/31   RNSNOW  36/32
ASHEVILLE        38  19         PTCLDY  51/09   WINDY   24/15
ATLANTA          45  29         SUNNY   55/21   SUNNY   38/27
ATLANTIC CITY    25  07         SNOW    37/14   WINDY   17/03
AUSTIN           67  40         SUNNY   77/54   CLOUDY  71/51
BALTIMORE        27  16         SNOSHW  34/07   WINDY   17/02
BATON ROUGE      59  35         SUNNY   71/44   SUNNY   65/50
BILLINGS         65  40         MOCLDY  63/33   MOCLDY  46/27
BIRMINGHAM       46  26         SUNNY   58/19   PTCLDY  38/25
BISMARCK         38  02B  .01   SNOW    02/01   MOCLDY  27/16
BOISE            55  38         MOCLDY  56/36   SUNNY   54/32
BOSTON           18  03         SNOW    27/18   BLZZRD  21/01B
BRIDGEPORT       20  03         SNOW    28/16   SNOW    17/04B
BROWNSVILLE      74  60         MOCLDY  76/61   CLOUDY  75/67
BUFFALO          09  06   .05   SNOW    22/05B  SNOSHW B05/12B
BURLINGTON VT    06  12B        SNOSHW  16/01   SNOSHW  03/12B
CARIBOU          06  19B        VRYCLD  04/02B  BLZZRD  05/02B
CASPER           61  33         MOCLDY  61/28   MOCLDY  40/20
CHARLESTON SC    44  27         WINDY   57/27   SUNNY   39/24
CHARLESTON WV    27  18         SNOSHW  38/03   FLRRYS  15/00
CHARLOTTE        40  24         SUNNY   51/18   SUNNY   31/18
CHATTANOOGA      43  23         MOCLDY  53/17   PTCLDY  29/21
CHEYENNE         58  33         PTCLDY  59/29   MOCLDY  36/22
CHICAGO          23  23         WINDY   19/04B  SNOSHW  11/03
CINCINNATI       31  29         SNOSHW  30/03   SUNNY   13/04
CLEVELAND        18  18         SNOSHW  26/09B  VRYCLD B03/07B
COLORADO SPGS    58  30         PTCLDY  67/36   MOCLDY  49/23
COLUMBIA SC      45  25         SUNNY   57/25   SUNNY   38/22
COLUMBUS GA      49  27         SUNNY   59/28   SUNNY   46/29
COLUMBUS OH      24  23         SNOSHW  28/03B  VRYCLD  08/02B

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST SAT FEB 14 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 FRI...FEB 13   SAT....FEB 14   SUN....FEB 15
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

CONCORD NH       13  07B        SNOW    21/14   SNOW    15/06B
CORPUS CHRISTI   69  51         MOCLDY  76/60   CLOUDY  73/63
DALLAS FT WORTH  67  41         SUNNY   76/47   MOCLDY  53/37
DAYTON           29  28         SNOSHW  29/01B  VRYCLD  07/00
DAYTONA BEACH    58  37         SUNNY   62/45   SUNNY   60/38
DENVER           62  37         PTCLDY  67/33   MOCLDY  46/24
DES MOINES       37  23         WINDY   18/02B  CLOUDY  13/06
DETROIT          20  20   .02   SNOSHW  23/09B  VRYCLD  00/05B
DULUTH           18  08B  .01   BLGSNO B02/18B  SNOSHW  06/02
EL PASO          65  43         PTCLDY  69/47   MOCLDY  74/47
ELKINS           20  05         SNOSHW  30/07B  VRYCLD  04/12B
ERIE             14  10         SNOSHW  24/12B  BLGSNO B04/10B
EUGENE           56  43         MOCLDY  52/37   PTCLDY  53/37
EVANSVILLE       36  27         SNOSHW  32/07   MOCLDY  19/12
FAIRBANKS        07  14B        VRYCLD  08/02B  MOCLDY  21/10
FARGO            19  08B   MM   VRYCLD B03/04B  SNOW    14/03
FLAGSTAFF        60  24         SUNNY   61/28   SUNNY   62/28
FLINT            21  20   .04   SNOSHW  17/14B  VRYCLD B01/13B
FORT SMITH       54  29         SUNNY   67/29   MOCLDY  35/24
FORT WAYNE       25  25    MM   SNOSHW  25/04B  VRYCLD  05/03B
FRESNO           75  49         SUNNY   74/47   SUNNY   74/47
GOODLAND         64  35         MOCLDY  51/16   MOCLDY  40/21
GRAND JUNCTION   63  31         PTCLDY  63/31   PTCLDY  57/29
GRAND RAPIDS     19  16   .06   BLZZRD  19/07B  VRYCLD  05/08B
GREAT FALLS      64  38         MOCLDY  56/30   MOCLDY  44/24
GREEN BAY        19  08   .01   BLGSNO  08/07B  FLRRYS  04/00
GREENSBORO       34  19         PTCLDY  52/16   SUNNY   27/12
HARRISBURG       23  13         SNOSHW  30/04   WINDY   12/03B
HARTFORD SPGFLD  15  05B        SNOW    26/15   WINDY   17/07B
HELENA           61  36         MOCLDY  58/33   MOCLDY  47/26
HONOLULU         82  76   .05   SHWRS   78/66   PTCLDY  78/62
HOUSTON INTCNTL  66  45         SUNNY   77/54   MOCLDY  72/57
HUNTSVILLE AL    43  25         PTCLDY  57/16   PTCLDY  32/24
INDIANAPOLIS     31  27         SNOSHW  26/02   MOCLDY  13/05
JACKSON MS       51  29         SUNNY   68/33   PTCLDY  50/37
JACKSONVILLE     51  29         SUNNY   60/36   SUNNY   51/36
JUNEAU           45  40   .58   SHWRS   43/35   RAIN    40/34
KANSAS CITY      45  30         MOCLDY  33/09   CLOUDY  19/09
KEY WEST         71  57         SUNNY   65/57   SUNNY   70/61
KNOXVILLE        37  25         MOCLDY  49/11   PTCLDY  26/17
LAKE CHARLES     59  41         SUNNY   72/49   MOCLDY  65/56
LANSING          18  16   .03   BLZZRD  18/10B  VRYCLD  02/09B
LAS VEGAS        78  52         SUNNY   80/54   SUNNY   78/53
LEXINGTON        31  24         SNOSHW  36/07   PTCLDY  19/09

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST SAT FEB 14 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 FRI...FEB 13   SAT....FEB 14   SUN....FEB 15
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

LINCOLN          53  30         FLRRYS  29/07   CLOUDY  21/13
LITTLE ROCK      48  31         SUNNY   67/23   MOCLDY  35/23
LOS ANGELES      88  58         SUNNY   83/57   SUNNY   78/55
LOUISVILLE       36  32         SNOSHW  34/09   PTCLDY  24/13
LUBBOCK          73  34         SUNNY   77/40   PTCLDY  65/25
MACON            47  23         SUNNY   58/31   SUNNY   45/24
MADISON          25  12         FLRRYS  08/11B  VRYCLD  08/00
MEDFORD          55  36         PTCLDY  57/35   SUNNY   63/37
MEMPHIS          43  31         SUNNY   58/19   MOCLDY  31/23
MIAMI BEACH      75  48         SUNNY   68/49   SUNNY   71/57
MIDLAND ODESSA   70  41         SUNNY   74/50   PTCLDY  77/41
MILWAUKEE        22  16    MM   FLRRYS  12/03B  MOCLDY  11/03
MPLS ST PAUL     30  00         WINDY   02/07B  SNOW    10/06
MISSOULA         54  31         MOCLDY  48/29   MOCLDY  43/23
MOBILE           52  33         SUNNY   64/38   SUNNY   54/43
MONTGOMERY       51  25         SUNNY   61/28   SUNNY   45/31
NASHVILLE        38  22         MOCLDY  48/12   MOCLDY  25/17
NEW ORLEANS      54  39         SUNNY   67/47   PTCLDY  63/55
NEW YORK CITY    21  16         SNOW    29/16   SNOW    17/01
NEWARK           21  13         SNOW    31/16   SNOW    17/01B
NORFOLK VA       29  16         PTCLDY  45/18   WINDY   25/14
NORTH PLATTE     61  24         MOCLDY  34/09   MOCLDY  38/19
OKLAHOMA CITY    67  34         SUNNY   73/28   MOCLDY  35/23
OMAHA            49  32         MOCLDY  25/07   CLOUDY  17/13
ORLANDO          61  41         SUNNY   63/42   SUNNY   69/42
PADUCAH          35  26         MOCLDY  41/09   SNOW    22/15
PENDLETON        50  38         SUNNY   57/36   SUNNY   53/32
PEORIA           32  27         WINDY   23/02B  MOCLDY  13/07
PHILADELPHIA     24  17         SNOW    33/12   WINDY   15/01
PHOENIX          80  57         PTCLDY  82/57   PTCLDY  82/56
PITTSBURGH       20  18         SNOSHW  28/06B  FLRRYS  02/08B
POCATELLO        60  26         MOCLDY  60/35   PTCLDY  52/29
PORTLAND ME      17  08B        SNOW    22/16   SNOW    18/02B
PORTLAND OR      56  42         MOCLDY  57/39   PTCLDY  57/40
PROVIDENCE       18  00         SNOW    29/17   BLZZRD  21/03B
PUEBLO           63  26         SUNNY   70/28   MOCLDY  50/24
RALEIGH DURHAM   35  22         PTCLDY  53/17   SUNNY   29/13
RAPID CITY       63  27         RNSNOW  28/19   MOCLDY  43/22
RENO             70  41         SUNNY   70/36   SUNNY   64/33
RICHMOND         31  19         MOCLDY  44/14   SUNNY   24/09
ROANOKE          33  18         MOCLDY  49/10   WINDY   19/13
ROCHESTER NY     10  01   .02   SNOW    23/02B  SNOSHW B02/07B
ROCKFORD         25  19         WINDY   15/09B  VRYCLD  09/00
SACRAMENTO       73  49         SUNNY   72/46   SUNNY   71/46
ST LOUIS         42  32         SNOSHW  35/06   SNOW    17/14
ST PETERSBURG    57  48         SUNNY   59/52   SUNNY   67/52
ST THOMAS VI     84  71   .57   SHWRS   84/75   SHWRS   84/74

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST SAT FEB 14 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 FRI...FEB 13   SAT....FEB 14   SUN....FEB 15
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

SALEM OR         53  37         MOCLDY  55/38   PTCLDY  56/36
SALT LAKE CITY   59  35         PTCLDY  62/35   SUNNY   55/33
SAN ANGELO       73  44         SUNNY   77/51   MOCLDY  69/37
SAN ANTONIO      69  49         PTCLDY  77/57   CLOUDY  72/55
SAN DIEGO        82  63         SUNNY   82/54   SUNNY   75/54
SAN FRANCISCO    68  55         SUNNY   70/53   SUNNY   70/53
SAN JOSE         77  50         SUNNY   75/48   SUNNY   74/47
SAN JUAN PR      84  75   .67   MOCLDY  85/73   MOCLDY  83/74
SANTA FE         61  30         SUNNY   64/33   PTCLDY  64/30
ST STE MARIE     12  02B  .14   VRYCLD B01/21B  VRYCLD B04/17B
SAVANNAH         47  28         SUNNY   59/33   SUNNY   44/26
SEATTLE          60  50         MOCLDY  57/41   PTCLDY  56/41
SHREVEPORT       59  40         SUNNY   71/36   PTCLDY  49/36
SIOUX CITY       47  22         PTCLDY  18/02   MOCLDY  19/13
SIOUX FALLS      39  11         VRYCLD  09/00   SNOW    19/13
SOUTH BEND       22  22   .03   SNOSHW  23/03B  VRYCLD  06/02B
SPOKANE          51  38         MOCLDY  51/32   SUNNY   48/28
SPRINGFIELD IL   35  27         SNOSHW  29/02   MOCLDY  16/09
SPRINGFIELD MO   49  27         PTCLDY  47/12   CLOUDY  24/16
SYRACUSE         08  00   .01   SNOW    26/02B  VRYCLD  00/11B
TALLAHASSEE      54  27         SUNNY   64/40   SUNNY   56/36
TAMPA            58  42         SUNNY   59/48   SUNNY   68/47
TOLEDO           22  21         SNOSHW  25/08B  VRYCLD B02/08B
TOPEKA           50  27         MOCLDY  37/10   CLOUDY  20/11
TUCSON           77  56         PTCLDY  80/54   MOCLDY  78/53
TULSA            62  32         SUNNY   63/22   MOCLDY  34/21
TUPELO           44  24         SUNNY   59/20   PTCLDY  37/24
WACO             68  36         SUNNY   76/50   MOCLDY  69/40
WASHINGTON DC    30  23         SNOSHW  37/10   WINDY   19/08
W PALM BEACH     73  46         SUNNY   69/47   SUNNY   72/56
WICHITA          60  29         WINDY   51/15   FLRRYS  28/16
WICHITA FALLS    70  38         SUNNY   78/38   MOCLDY  45/29
WILKES BARRE     15  04         SNOW    27/05   FLRRYS  07/11B
WILMINGTON DE    25  16         SNOW    34/12   WINDY   15/04
YAKIMA           59  33         SUNNY   58/31   SUNNY   54/31
YOUNGSTOWN       15  13   .05   SNOSHW  25/10B  VRYCLD B05/09B
YUMA             84  56         PTCLDY  85/60   PTCLDY  85/58

NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES

HIGH FRI...92 AT SANTA ANA CA

LOW  SAT...26 BELOW ZERO AT HOULTON ME

$$

Last Updated: 2015-02-14 12:50:05

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Weather from Cities of The United States of America

Selected Cities

SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 1 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST FRI FEB 13 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 THU...FEB 12   FRI....FEB 13   SAT....FEB 14
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

ABILENE TX       55  38         SUNNY   69/41   SUNNY   74/46
AKRON CANTON     22  01B  .01   PTCLDY  17/14   SNOSHW  22/06B
ALBANY NY        33  04B  .01   VRYCLD  07/04B  SNOW    22/08
ALBUQUERQUE      54  33         SUNNY   64/35   SUNNY   67/37
ALLENTOWN        38  05   .02   SUNNY   17/09   SNOSHW  29/07
AMARILLO         54  33         SUNNY   67/35   SUNNY   73/30
ANCHORAGE        31  25   .13   MOCLDY  31/23   MOCLDY  34/29
ASHEVILLE        43  19         MOCLDY  36/19   PTCLDY  48/10
ATLANTA          50  26         PTCLDY  43/28   SUNNY   56/22
ATLANTIC CITY    39  09         SUNNY   23/14   RNSNOW  38/13
AUSTIN           60  35         PTCLDY  66/47   SUNNY   75/53
BALTIMORE        41  12         SUNNY   25/18   SNOSHW  36/07
BATON ROUGE      65  32         SUNNY   58/35   SUNNY   71/44
BILLINGS         64  41         PTCLDY  68/34   MOCLDY  58/33
BIRMINGHAM       46  23         MOCLDY  43/29   SUNNY   59/21
BISMARCK         18  05   .05   MOCLDY  33/06B  VRYCLD  03/01
BOISE            56  36         PTCLDY  57/38   SUNNY   59/35
BOSTON           30  08   .03   SUNNY   14/02B  SNOW    26/17
BRIDGEPORT       36  06   .01   SUNNY   12/03   SNOW    29/16
BROWNSVILLE      76  55         MOCLDY  71/57   MOCLDY  74/60
BUFFALO          21  05B  .09   VRYCLD  09/09   SNOSHW  22/05B
BURLINGTON VT    27  06B  .01   VRYCLD B01/10B  SNOSHW  14/00
CARIBOU          07  03B  .02   VRYCLD  05/13B  VRYCLD  05/03B
CASPER           57  28         SUNNY   59/32   PTCLDY  58/30
CHARLESTON SC    69  29         PTCLDY  45/26   SUNNY   57/29
CHARLESTON WV    32  08         PTCLDY  25/22   SNOSHW  34/05
CHARLOTTE        57  21         MOCLDY  39/23   SUNNY   50/18
CHATTANOOGA      40  24         PTCLDY  40/23   PTCLDY  51/15
CHEYENNE         56  37         SUNNY   59/34   PTCLDY  58/29
CHICAGO          17  05         MOCLDY  24/14   WINDY   14/03B
CINCINNATI       27  14    MM   MOCLDY  27/22   SNOSHW  29/03
CLEVELAND        20  02B        MOCLDY  17/15   SNOSHW  22/06B
COLORADO SPGS    54  32         SUNNY   61/37   PTCLDY  63/33
COLUMBIA SC      64  28         PTCLDY  46/25   SUNNY   57/27
COLUMBUS GA      57  27         PTCLDY  45/29   SUNNY   61/29
COLUMBUS OH      26  04   .01   PTCLDY  22/21   SNOSHW  26/03B

$$
SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 2 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST FRI FEB 13 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 THU...FEB 12   FRI....FEB 13   SAT....FEB 14
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

CONCORD NH       22  01   .04   VRYCLD  10/09B  SNOW    18/10
CORPUS CHRISTI   71  53         MOCLDY  67/53   MOCLDY  73/58
DALLAS FT WORTH  55  36         PTCLDY  64/43   SUNNY   74/48
DAYTON           24  13   .01   MOCLDY  24/20   SNOSHW  25/00
DAYTONA BEACH    72  41         SUNNY   59/36   SUNNY   63/44
DENVER           62  35         PTCLDY  65/35   SUNNY   66/30
DES MOINES       15  14         PTCLDY  35/17   PTCLDY  17/01
DETROIT          16  01         FLRRYS  20/18   SNOSHW  23/09B
DULUTH           07  02   .01   MOCLDY  20/10B  VRYCLD B03/17B
EL PASO          56  37         SUNNY   64/42   PTCLDY  69/48
ELKINS           30  04B  .11   PTCLDY  20/12   SNOSHW  28/03B
ERIE             19  00         MOCLDY  13/08   SNOSHW  21/05B
EUGENE           59  41         MOCLDY  57/45   MOCLDY  56/40
EVANSVILLE       28  18         MOCLDY  32/24   WINDY   33/07
FAIRBANKS        10  09B        MOCLDY  12/08B  PTCLDY  11/06B
FARGO            09  09         MOCLDY  20/12B  VRYCLD B04/11B
FLAGSTAFF        54  26         SUNNY   60/25   SUNNY   62/28
FLINT            13  08B        FLRRYS  20/14   SNOSHW  21/12B
FORT SMITH       48  30         PTCLDY  55/33   SUNNY   64/28
FORT WAYNE       20  07   .03   MOCLDY  22/19   SNOSHW  22/04B
FRESNO           74  48         SUNNY   75/46   SUNNY   72/47
GOODLAND         53  31         SUNNY   64/30   MOCLDY  46/16
GRAND JUNCTION   56  27         SUNNY   60/30   PTCLDY  62/32
GRAND RAPIDS     16  11         SNOSHW  22/14   SNOSHW  18/06B
GREAT FALLS      57  35         PTCLDY  62/38   MOCLDY  54/30
GREEN BAY        15  07B        VRYCLD  21/05   WINDY   04/11B
GREENSBORO       53  22         MOCLDY  37/19   PTCLDY  49/13
HARRISBURG       38  09   .01   SUNNY   19/13   SNOSHW  30/04
HARTFORD SPGFLD  32  02         SUNNY   13/03B  SNOW    25/13
HELENA           56  38         PTCLDY  60/37   MOCLDY  55/32
HONOLULU         78  73   .01   PTCLDY  81/75   SHWRS   78/66
HOUSTON INTCNTL  66  41         SUNNY   64/47   PTCLDY  75/52
HUNTSVILLE AL    39  22         MOCLDY  41/26   SUNNY   55/15
INDIANAPOLIS     25  09         MOCLDY  27/22   FLRRYS  23/03
JACKSON MS       52  29         PTCLDY  50/31   SUNNY   67/33
JACKSONVILLE     70  32         SUNNY   52/27   SUNNY   60/36
JUNEAU           36  34   .34   RAIN    40/36   SHWRS   40/34
KANSAS CITY      23  20         PTCLDY  44/27   MOCLDY  32/08
KEY WEST         71  62         SUNNY   68/56   SUNNY   67/58
KNOXVILLE        39  20         PTCLDY  36/21   PTCLDY  46/11
LAKE CHARLES     65  36         SUNNY   57/43   SUNNY   71/49
LANSING          14  03B        MOCLDY  21/14   SNOSHW  18/09B
LAS VEGAS        74  52         SUNNY   77/53   SUNNY   78/54
LEXINGTON        28  15         MOCLDY  30/25   MOCLDY  34/06

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SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 3 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST FRI FEB 13 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 THU...FEB 12   FRI....FEB 13   SAT....FEB 14
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

LINCOLN          21  16         PTCLDY  45/22   FLRRYS  25/06
LITTLE ROCK      48  27         PTCLDY  49/34   SUNNY   63/25
LOS ANGELES      85  61         SUNNY   84/57   SUNNY   80/55
LOUISVILLE       30  17         MOCLDY  34/28   MOCLDY  33/08
LUBBOCK          54  31         SUNNY   70/35   SUNNY   75/41
MACON            60  24         PTCLDY  46/28   SUNNY   58/28
MADISON          14  03B        MOCLDY  24/06   FLRRYS  08/12B
MEDFORD          59  38         MOCLDY  56/40   PTCLDY  57/37
MEMPHIS          40  24         MOCLDY  44/34   SUNNY   55/19
MIAMI BEACH      76  58         SUNNY   74/50   SUNNY   68/49
MIDLAND ODESSA   50  39         MOCLDY  68/40   SUNNY   71/49
MILWAUKEE        16  03         MOCLDY  22/08   FLRRYS  10/05B
MPLS ST PAUL     10  04         MOCLDY  28/02B  WINDY   05/09B
MISSOULA         53  31         PTCLDY  50/29   MOCLDY  46/29
MOBILE           62  28         PTCLDY  53/30   SUNNY   66/40
MONTGOMERY       58  29         PTCLDY  48/28   SUNNY   63/28
NASHVILLE        33  19         MOCLDY  37/26   FLRRYS  49/12
NEW ORLEANS      65  38         SUNNY   54/39   SUNNY   67/47
NEW YORK CITY    40  08         SUNNY   14/13   SNOW    30/13
NEWARK           40  07         SUNNY   16/11   SNOW    33/15
NORFOLK VA       48  20   .03   PTCLDY  30/20   PTCLDY  48/20
NORTH PLATTE     32  21         PTCLDY  60/25   MOCLDY  34/11
OKLAHOMA CITY    49  30         PTCLDY  65/37   SUNNY   69/29
OMAHA            19  18         PTCLDY  40/19   FLRRYS  20/06
ORLANDO          71  46         SUNNY   63/40   SUNNY   64/45
PADUCAH          30  16         MOCLDY  36/26   MOCLDY  41/10
PENDLETON        57  35         MOCLDY  58/41   PTCLDY  59/37
PEORIA           18  09         MOCLDY  29/19   WINDY   21/02B
PHILADELPHIA     41  10         SUNNY   20/17   SNOSHW  35/13
PHOENIX          78  57         SUNNY   81/55   PTCLDY  84/58
PITTSBURGH       27  02         PTCLDY  16/15   SNOSHW  24/02B
POCATELLO        57  26         PTCLDY  59/32   PTCLDY  60/33
PORTLAND ME      20  07   .04   SUNNY   14/08B  SNOW    19/12
PORTLAND OR      62  38         MOCLDY  58/43   MOCLDY  55/39
PROVIDENCE       34  07   .01   SUNNY   13/01   SNOW    29/17
PUEBLO           57  29         SUNNY   65/32   PTCLDY  68/27
RALEIGH DURHAM   54  23         MOCLDY  38/20   PTCLDY  51/15
RAPID CITY       57  26         PTCLDY  59/22   MOCLDY  28/20
RENO             67  41         PTCLDY  72/35   SUNNY   70/33
RICHMOND         48  18   .03   SUNNY   32/18   MOCLDY  47/15
ROANOKE          41  15         SUNNY   34/19   MOCLDY  42/09
ROCHESTER NY     24  01    MM   SNOSHW  10/06   SNOSHW  25/04B
ROCKFORD         14  01B        MOCLDY  24/12   FLRRYS  12/09B
SACRAMENTO       73  46         PTCLDY  70/46   SUNNY   70/46
ST LOUIS         24  19         MOCLDY  39/28   WINDY   29/06
ST PETERSBURG    66  51         SUNNY   57/46   SUNNY   59/52
ST THOMAS VI     83  75         MOCLDY  83/74   PTCLDY  84/75

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SELECTED CITIES WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECASTS...PART 4 OF 4
NWS/NDFD TELECOMMUNICATION OPERATIONS CENTER SILVER SPRING MD
750 AM EST FRI FEB 13 2015

TEMPERATURES INDICATE DAYTIME HIGH...NIGHTTIME LOW
B INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOW ZERO
PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7 AM EST

                                FORECAST        FORECAST
                 THU...FEB 12   FRI....FEB 13   SAT....FEB 14
CITY             HI/LO   PCPN   WEA     HI/LO   WEA     HI/LO

SALEM OR         56  42         MOCLDY  55/43   MOCLDY  56/38
SALT LAKE CITY   58  33         SUNNY   60/37   PTCLDY  61/36
SAN ANGELO       55  44         PTCLDY  69/41   SUNNY   75/49
SAN ANTONIO      65  50         PTCLDY  67/49   PTCLDY  74/55
SAN DIEGO        86  58         SUNNY   81/61   SUNNY   82/58
SAN FRANCISCO    70  53         SUNNY   70/52   SUNNY   69/53
SAN JOSE         72  49         SUNNY   75/46   SUNNY   74/47
SAN JUAN PR      82  74         SHWRS   82/73   PTCLDY  84/74
SANTA FE         52  26         SUNNY   62/30   SUNNY   64/33
ST STE MARIE     01  12B        SNOSHW  14/05B  BLGSNO B03/22B
SAVANNAH         68  27         PTCLDY  47/27   PTCLDY  59/33
SEATTLE          62  46         MOCLDY  59/48   MOCLDY  56/41
SHREVEPORT       59  30         PTCLDY  57/41   SUNNY   70/36
SIOUX CITY       18  15         SUNNY   40/14   WINDY   18/03
SIOUX FALLS      16  09   .04   PTCLDY  36/04   VRYCLD  09/03
SOUTH BEND       21  01   .03   MOCLDY  22/18   SNOSHW  20/03B
SPOKANE          58  36         MOCLDY  58/40   PTCLDY  54/34
SPRINGFIELD IL   23  11         MOCLDY  32/24   WINDY   25/02
SPRINGFIELD MO   30  25         PTCLDY  48/28   PTCLDY  45/12
SYRACUSE         24  11B  .07   SNOSHW  06/02B  SNOSHW  25/04B
TALLAHASSEE      71  33         PTCLDY  50/26   SUNNY   63/40
TAMPA            68  46         SUNNY   57/39   SUNNY   59/48
TOLEDO           18  07B        MOCLDY  20/16   SNOSHW  22/08B
TOPEKA           25  21         PTCLDY  49/29   MOCLDY  34/09
TUCSON           70  55         SUNNY   77/51   PTCLDY  79/53
TULSA            39  26         PTCLDY  59/34   SUNNY   59/23
TUPELO           43  24         MOCLDY  44/29   SUNNY   58/19
WACO             57  31         PTCLDY  64/45   SUNNY   75/50
WASHINGTON DC    44  15         SUNNY   30/24   SNOSHW  39/12
W PALM BEACH     74  53         SUNNY   71/48   SUNNY   69/48
WICHITA          34  22         PTCLDY  56/34   WINDY   46/16
WICHITA FALLS    52  32         SUNNY   68/39   SUNNY   74/39
WILKES BARRE     33  02   .04   PTCLDY  11/07   SNOSHW  26/03
WILMINGTON DE    41  11         SUNNY   22/16   SNOSHW  36/13
YAKIMA           61  33         MOCLDY  56/39   SUNNY   58/32
YOUNGSTOWN       21  04B  .03   PTCLDY  14/11   SNOSHW  21/06B
YUMA             84  59         SUNNY   84/56   PTCLDY  86/60

NATIONAL TEMPERATURE EXTREMES

HIGH THU...91 AT SANTA ANA CA

LOW  FRI...30 BELOW ZERO AT WATERTOWN NY

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Last Updated: 2015-02-13 12:50:10