2004-01-02: ALB upper air data from FSL's server at NOAA in Boulder, CO.
Forecast max temp from AVN MOS for Concord NH from ohio-state.edu.
=== Interpolations from ALB data - temps:deg. F, altitudes:feet MSL ===
  MSL  *TI* Wdir@kts trig  VirT  2.1 degrees/division ("`": Dry Adiabatic)
-----  ---- -------- ---- . ---- -----------------------------------------
12000  27.6  260  41   80 | 18.4 `                               :
11500  27.0            78 | 19.8  `                               :
11000  26.3            77 | 21.3    `                              :
10500  25.6            76 | 22.7      `                             :
10000  24.9  255  38   75 | 24.2       `                             :
 9500  24.1            73 | 25.4         `                           :
 9000  23.3  245  31   72 | 26.7           `                          :
 8500  22.4            70 | 27.7             `                         :
 8000  21.3  245  28   68 | 28.3              `                        :
 7500  19.0            64 | 26.9                `                     :
 7000  15.1  245  22   57 | 22.5                  `                :
 6500  14.0            55 | 23.2                    `               :
 6000  13.1  245  25   53 | 24.2                     `               :
 5500  12.2            52 | 25.3                       `             :
 5000  11.3  240  30   50 | 26.3                         `            :
 4500  10.3            48 | 27.2                           `           :
 4000   9.3  230  30   47 | 28.1                            `          :
 3500   8.3            45 | 29.0                              `         :
 3000   7.3  230  23   43 | 29.9                                `       :
 2500   5.5            40 | 29.2                                 `      :
 2000   2.7  200  17   35 | 27.0                                   `  :
 1500   1.8            33 | 28.0                                     ` :
 1000   0.9  175  20   32 | 29.0                                       `:
  500   0.1  170   9   30 | 30.3 (High: 30, CB:  800)                   `:

=== NWS Regional Summary - 448 AM EST FRI JAN 2 2004 ===
Clouds were thickening up and lowering at daybreak as a weather system moved
toward our region. Temperatures were in the 20s just about everywhere. This
weather disturbance will produce a period of snow inland and snow changing to
rain along the coast today. Snowfall of an inch or less is expected on the
coast, with 1 to 3" possible in the hilly terrain of the interior. Highs today
will reach the low and mid 30s inland, and upper 30s along the coast. A warm
front will approach from the south tonight. This will keep a considerable
amount of cloudiness over the region and will likely aid in developing areas
of fog overnight. Temperatures will drop back a few degrees after sunset, then
begin a slow climb after midnight. Looking ahead to the weekend, it looks as
though southern New England will be near a battleground between cold air
entrenched in Canada and much warmer air to our south. A series of low
pressure areas will travel along a frontal zone from the Ohio valley to New
England, and result in chance of rain Saturday through Sunday. There is a risk
of rain changing to snow and sleet across southwest New Hampshire and much of
northwest Massachusetts for a time late Saturday night but more likely Sunday
night.


=== ORH Terminal Aerodrome Forecast issued 2-Jan-2004 07:49 EST ===
 8am: 23007kt 1sm -sn Br Ovc015;  Tempo 8-9am: 1/2sm Sn Fzfg Vv005
 2pm: 13009kt 4sm Br Ovc008
 7pm: 20004kt 1sm Br Ovc008
10pm: Vrb03kt 1/2sm Fg Ovc003