General
Frontal system covers the Western and Northern parts of Greenland with multilayered solid cloud. In this situation hardly any change over the next few days. This means that the overall conditions will be poor, with overcast conditions, periods of snow, poor visibility, poor contrast and poor horizon. The wind increases a little as well An other negative aspect of this situation is the advection of mild air, so temperatures are hardly changing over the next 72 hours.

02/06/10 - day 1
- Wind: SSW to SW 10-15kt, no significant change.
- Weather: solidly overcast with periods of snow. No significant change.
- Temperature: Min06utc=-14c dayMax(18utc)=-8C

03/06/10 - day 2
- Wind: SW 13-18kt, no significant change
- Weather: remaining very cloudy to overcast with snow/snow showers. No significant change
- Temperature: (6utc)=-10°C (18utc)=-8°C.

04/06/10 - day 3
- Wind: S 10-15kt, becoming 14-18kt.
- Weather: very cloudy to overcast with possibly some weak sunny spells but most of the time ovrecast with snow/snow showers
- Temperature: (6utc)=-10°C (18utc)=-6°C.

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