Meteo briefing Tue 26.04.2016 Ing. Ivan Chlebovec.

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Meteo briefing Tue 26.04.2016 Ing. Ivan Chlebovec

Today PSYS: Weak ridge of high pressure and cold front approaching from west. Clear sky with Cu clouds developement . Later in the afternoon high level clouds coming from SW.

Prostejov, 00:00 LT Well instable air up to 3500m. Inversion in 4800m and dry air blocks +SHRA or TSRA building. Prostejov, 00:00 LT - aerological sounding 5500m 4200m 3000m Legend: red = today blue = yesterday solid line = temperature dashed line = dew point 1500m

Martin, 11:00 LT - numerical forecast Tmax = +13°C Tc = +8°C Cu base ~ up to 2400m Thermals ~ 3-4m/s some cu spreading to sc

Wind, 14:00 LT - surface wind speed and direction sfc wind ~ 200° 05 G 10 m/s

Wind profile, 14:00 LT for Martin @1000m wind ~ 220° 09m/s wind direction Wind profile, 14:00 LT for Martin @1000m wind ~ 220° 09m/s @1500m wind ~ 220° 10m/s @2000m wind ~ 230° 12m/s height [km] wind speed [m/s]

Tomorrow FCST: Cold front passing over our area.

temperature clouds rainfall

air pressure wind speed wind direction