2004-02-14: 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  21.4  270  48   77 | 15.5 `                        :
11500  21.0            77 | 17.4  `                        :
11000  20.3            75 | 18.8    `                       :
10500  19.3            74 | 19.6      `                     :
10000  18.2            72 | 20.5       `                     :
 9500  17.2  270  48   70 | 21.3         `                   :
 9000  16.5  270  48   69 | 22.7           `                  :
 8500  15.9            68 | 24.3             `                 :
 8000  15.3  270  47   66 | 25.8              `                 :
 7500  14.6            65 | 27.3                `                :
 7000  14.0  270  49   64 | 28.9                  `               :
 6500  11.3            59 | 26.7                    `            :
 6000   9.1  275  49   55 | 25.4                     `          :
 5500   7.4            52 | 24.9                       `        :
 5000  -2.2            36 | 10.4 (High: 39, CB: 5200) :  `
 4500  -3.0  280  31   35 | 11.7                       :   `
 4000  -3.2  280  27   34 | 14.0                         :  `
 3500  -3.3            34 | 16.4                          :   `
 3000  -3.4  280  21   34 | 18.9                            :   `
 2500  -3.5            34 | 21.4                             :    `
 2000  -3.6  280  16   33 | 23.8                               :   `
 1500  -3.7            33 | 26.3                                 :   `
 1000  -4.6  280  13   32 | 27.4                                 :     `
  500  -5.8            29 | 27.9                                  :      `

=== NWS Regional Summary - 450 AM EST SAT FEB 14 2004 ===
Another dry and mild day is in the forecast for southern New England Saturday,
as a broad area of high pressure moves into the mid Atlantic region. An arctic
front across the Saint Lawrence river valley early Saturday, will sweep
through the region around midnight. The frontal passage will be accompanied a
sharp temperature drop, along with a gusty north to northwest wind. This
arctic airmass will only allow temperatures to climb into the teens and lower
20s Sunday. In addition, a blustery north wind will generate bitterly cold
wind chills. This cold weather will persist into early next week, as arctic
high pressure builds across the northeast. By the middle of next week, we will
have to watch the possibility of a coastal storm to develop off the mid
Atlantic coast. This storm may track far enough north for its shield of snow
to impact southern New England Tuesday night and Wednesday.

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=== ORH Terminal Aerodrome Forecast issued 14-Feb-2004 06:47 EST ===
 7am: 24013kt P6sm Skc
10am: 26014g25kt P6sm Sct030
 5pm: 26014kt P6sm Bkn025
10pm: 29015g25kt P6sm Sct020
 5am: 31012g23kt P6sm Skc