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HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL DISCUSSION
NWS ALASKA PACIFIC RIVER FORECAST CENTER ANCHORAGE AK 
3 PM ADT FRI JUL 27 2007

...FLOOD POTENTIAL...

THE FLOOD POTENTIAL IS CURRENTLY LOW FOR ALASKA.

...HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS... 
THE LARGEST 24 HOUR RAINFALL TOTAL FOR WEDNESDAY WAS 0.8 INCHES
REPORTED BY A GAGE ON THE TERROR RIVER ON KODIAK ISLAND.  MOST OTHER
TOTALS REPORTED AROUND THE STATE WERE LESS THAN 0.40 INCHES...
ALTHOUGH A FEW CONVECTIVE SHOWERS IN EASTERN ALASKA PRODUCED TOTALS
BETWEEN 0.5 AND 0.7 INCHES. 

THE GULF LOW WILL CONTINUE EASTWARD THROUGH THE WEEKEND AND SHOULD
MOVE INLAND OVER SOUTHERN SOUTHEAST ON SUNDAY... KEEPING RAIN OR
SHOWERS  LIKELY OVER SOUTHEAST ALASKA.  A SMALL LOW IN NORTHWEST
ALASKA WILL DROP SOUTHWARD THROUGH THE SAME PERIOD... BRINGING RAIN
OR SHOWERS TO NORTHWESTERN ALASKA AND THE SEWARD PENINSULA.  AND
FINALLY... A THERMAL TROUGH WILL KEEP CONVECTIVE ACTIVITY LIKELY
OVER MOST OF THE REST OF THE STATE THROUGH THE WEEKEND.  IN FEWER
WORDS... PERIODS OF RAIN OR SHOWERS ARE LIKELY OVER MOST OF THE
STATE THROUGH THE WEEKEND. 

FREEZING LEVELS AS OF FRIDAY MORNING WERE BETWEEN 7600 AND 9600
FEET OVER ALASKA. 
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THE DISCUSSION WILL BE ISSUED EVERY DAY UNTIL FREEZE-UP. A GRAPHICAL
VERSION OF THE HYDROMET DISCUSSION WITH CURRENT PRECIPITATION AND
WEATHER INFORMATION WILL BE UPDATED DAILY ON THE APRFC WEB SITE.
HTTP://APRFC.ARH.NOAA.GOV/PRODUCTS/GHMD.PHP

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