For Blanchard Boundary Layer* Information Prediction for Soaring Potential Over Time Blipspot for 48.61 -122.40

from TJ's RASP forecasts BLIPSPOT for 10 Nov 2009 -- Blanchard (BLANCHARD region) w2 gridpt= 17,9 Lat,Lon= 48.610, -122.400
VALID.TIME0800PST 0900PST 1000PST 1100PST 1200PST 1300PST 1400PST 1500PST 1600PST 1700PST 1800PST 1900PST 2000PST VALID.TIME
ForecastPd4.0h5.0h6.0h7.0h8.0h9.0h10.0h11.0h12.0h13.0h14.0h15.0h--hForecastPd
Sfc_W_Dir108115143156152143153146140138140145-Sfc_W_Dir
Sfc_Wind_Sp_Kt6711141311151212131313-Sfc_Wind_Sp_Kt
10M_Wind_Sp_Kt558101081299999-10M_Wind_Sp_Kt
Up_Velocity fpm0651472101610198210000-Up_Velocity fpm
Max_Converg-61561645419632218192022-Max_Converg
MaxSoar1.1m/s539539539539539539539539539539539539-MaxSoar1.1m/s
MaxSoar_AGL000000000000-MaxSoar_AGL
MaxSoar_clds539539539539539539539539539539539539-MaxSoar_clds
Bouy/Shr_Ratio011110100000-Bouy/Shr_Ratio
BL_Top_TI=05598211400224119805593315559559559559559-BL_Top_TI=0
BL_Depth_AGL20283861170314412027772020202020-BL_Depth_AGL
Avg_BLWindSpd4817201972377887-Avg_BLWindSpd
Avg_BlWindDir85125151164158141160146138136138144-Avg_BlWindDir
Wind_Shear0917171601900000-Wind_Shear
BLTop_WdSp41223252372877887-BLTop_WdSp
BLTopWDir85137159178167141174146138136138144-BLTopWDir
CAPE_TSpoten412721792341011468626000-CAPE_TSpoten
CUbase_LCL79211741651196620612149253722161947191017661578-CUbase_LCL
ODpot_if_cu-1078-1566-1711-1187-1452-2019-264-2011-1878-2100-2250-1973-ODpot_if_cu
ODbase_allclds163723883111342834322578358025712437265928092532-ODbase_allclds
BL_Cloud_%8964416228949620223041-BL_Cloud_%
Sfc_Heating-2411436332-16271-30-36-34-28-Sfc_Heating
Temp@2m40.942.745.447.347.847.649.248.346.645.645.345.2-Temp@2m
DewPt@2m40.340.140.841.541.741.541.341.841.340.540.841.3-DewPt@2m
msl_pressure101810181019101810181017101610161016101610161016-msl_pressure
Trigger_Time& 2m SfcTemp For_times:+++=earlierunlikely=not_found)
MaxSoarAGL_=30050010001500200025003000
by=unlikelyunlikelyunlikelyunlikelyunlikelyunlikelyunlikely
When_sfc_temp= unlikelyunlikelyunlikelyunlikelyunlikelyunlikelyunlikely

* The Boundary Layer is also known as the Mixing layer and its top is also called the mixing height. It is the top of thermally induced lift and the level at which the Thermal Index goes to zero.