These meteograms illustrate the forecasted conditions over a given locations for the 168-hour forecast period from the GFS. The top panel includes water vapor flux (g/kg*m/s) shaded with the 0°C isotherm and wind barbs(m/s), gray shading indicates location elevation. The middle plot illustrates the 12-hour precipitation represented by the bars, total 72-hour precipitation, height of the 0^oC isotherm, and location elevation. When the freezing level is below the location elevation, line and bars are blue representing the likelihood of snow and when the freezing level is above the location elevation line and bars are green representing the likelihood of rain. The bottom plot illustrates the IWV and IVT. Gray shading indicates AR conditions (IVT >250 kg m^-1s^-1 and IWV >20 mm). Place mouse over a point on the map to see a 7-day forecast at the given location or click to open in a new window.