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Locally, as the cutoff in the East Pacific opens up and moves rapidly toward the Four Corners tomorrow, we can expect some more gusty winds. NAM forecast indicates a long fetch at 700 mb into Arizona tomorrow from low-latitudes of the Eastern Pacific. However, precipitable water over the Pacific southwest of here is quite low., with higher PW confined to the southern half of the GoC.
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