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.AVIATION /19Z SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
As of 135 PM EDT Sunday...
VFR conditions will continue to prevail through the 18z/13 TAF
period. BKN CIGs around 3500-4000 ft over SBY will scatter out
this evening. Elsewhere, SCT CU (~4500 ft AGL) will give way to
increasing mid to high level clouds tonight as a warm front
approaches the area. NW winds of 10-15 kt (w/ gusts to 20 kt)
diminish tonight and become SSW at ~10 kt on Monday. Dry wx
continues for most of Monday, but there is a ~30% chc of a tstm
Monday evening-Monday night at SBY. However, the highest
coverage of convection very likely remains well to the NW of
the terminals.
Outlook: VFR/mainly dry from Tue through Wed. There is a low
(15-30%) chc of showers Tuesday afternoon/evening near the
coast, though flight restrictions are not expected with this.
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