BGM AFD

.AVIATION /12Z THURSDAY THROUGH MONDAY/...
VFR will dominate the TAF period, but have another cold front
which will drop across the terminals midday northwest through
afternoon central to southeast. Moisture will be limited, yet
there will be some instability, which will generate a gappy line
of scattered showers. With them crashing into fairly dry air,
there will be some northwesterly gusts to 20 knots or so with
those showers and the front itself. Isolated thunder is also
possible but confidence is much too low to include in the TAFs.
For surface winds, variable or light west-southwest initially,
but they will flip out of the northwest with the frontal passage
this afternoon. Behind the front, very quiet weather with
diminishing winds.

Outlook...

Friday through Sunday...VFR in a drying pattern. Exception could
be brief valley fog KELM early Saturday morning. Rain and
restrictions look to stay away through at least Sunday.

Sunday night through Monday...An increasing chance of showers,
especially by Monday afternoon, with associated occasional
restrictions possible.

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