2004-02-11: ALB upper air data from FSL's server at NOAA in Boulder, CO.
Forecast max temp from NGM 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   8.9  280  44   51 |-11.1 `         :
11500   8.5            50 | -9.3  `         :
11000   8.0            49 | -7.4    `        :
10500   7.6            49 | -5.5      `        :
10000   7.1            48 | -3.7       `        :
 9500   5.8  290  41   45 | -3.5         `      :
 9000   4.3  290  40   43 | -3.3           `    :
 8500   2.3            39 | -4.3             ` :
 8000   1.0  285  34   37 | -4.0              ` :
 7500   0.7            36 | -1.9                `:
 7000   0.3  295  35   35 |  0.1 (High: 35)       :
 6500   0.0            35 |  2.2                    :
 6000  -0.4  305  30   35 |  4.2                     :
 5500  -0.7            35 |  6.3                      :`
 5000  -1.1            34 |  8.3 (CB: 5300)             :`
 4500  -1.4  300  33   33 | 10.4                         : `
 4000  -2.2  290  35   32 | 11.6                          : `
 3500  -2.3            32 | 14.0                           :  `
 3000  -2.3  285  30   32 | 16.7                             :  `
 2500  -2.3  285  26   32 | 19.4                               :  `
 2000  -2.5  285  23   31 | 21.7                                :  `
 1500  -2.7            31 | 24.0                                  :  `
 1000  -2.9  290  18   31 | 26.3                                   :   `
  500  -3.1  320   2   30 | 28.7                                     :   `

=== NWS Regional Summary - 505 AM EST WED FEB 11 2004 ===
Skies were generally mostly clear early this morning across the region except
for a patch of clouds and a few flurries moving through the Connecticut river
valley. Temperatures at 4 am ranged from 23° in Orange to 34° on Nantucket.
Skies will average out partly to mostly sunny for today. Any leftover flurries
will dissipate this morning. Temperatures will range from the lower to mid 30s
over the hillier terrain of southern New England to around 40° along the
coastal plain. Mostly clear and chilly conditions will be the rule tonight as
high pressure moves off the mid Atlantic coast. This high will control the
weather across the region through Thursday, with partly cloudy and dry
conditions along with seasonable temperatures. Clouds will return on Friday
with continued seasonable readings, then an arctic cold front will push into
New England from northern Canada. Snow showers will introduce the frigid air
on Saturday, with the brunt pushing across southern New England Saturday night
as lows plunge to between 10 below zero and 10 above, with highs Sunday from
the mid teens to mid 20s.

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=== ORH Terminal Aerodrome Forecast issued 11-Feb-2004 06:20 EST ===
 7am: 27008kt P6sm Skc
10am: 29017g28kt P6sm Sct035;  Tempo 11-3pm: Bkn035
 7pm: 31014kt P6sm Few040