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	 AFT O6Z: 5SC030/OS0 4AC080/120 2CI2SO/280 CIG030V080
	 AFT 12Z: lSC030/050 SCI2SO/280
 INTER 10Z-18Z: 2CB030/3SO
 MIN ALSTG: 29.90
 ICG: NONE
 TUR8C: LOT/MDT lSO/4OO
 TSTMS: ISOLD MT3SO
 5. PART E: 24HR TO 48HR OUTLOOK: HIGH PRESSURE CONTINUES TO BUILD
 INTO THE AOR THIS FCST PD. A MINOR SHORT WAVE MOVES THRU SA BRINGING
 BRIEF MID LVL CIGS. FOG/ST WILL CONTINUE TO PLAGUE TFiE NRN AOR, BUT
 TO A LESSER DEGREE. EXCPECT THE ST TO LIFT TO A SC CIC BEFORE BURNING
 OFF.
 6.. PART F: 48HR TO 72HR OUTLOOK: THE MAJOR WEATHER FEATURE WILL
 CONINTUE TO BE THE FG/ST IN THE TIGERIS-EUPHRATES VALLEY AND NRN AOR.
 AS THIS WILL BE THE SRD DAY OF FG/ST, IT SHOULD BE LOCALIZED TO LOW
 LYING AREAS. IT SHOULD BURN OFF RPDLY AFTER SUNRISE. HIGH PRESSURE
 WILL CONTINUE TO DOMINATE THE AOR.
 FORECASTER/QC: BALSOMA/JOHNSON
 U N C L A SS
 MINIMIZE CONSIDERED

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