National Weather Service - Western Region Headquarters

The numbers at the end of our forecaster discussions are called "spot" temperature and weather forecasts. This is what one line of the spot forecast looks like for Billings.
	TUE -------	WED -------	THU -------	FRI -------	SAT -------	SUN -------	MON -------
BIL	030/045	032/045	029/045	015/027	022/033	010/020	020/035
	00/N	33/J	00/B	66/S	00/U	00/B	00/B
Each daily element is formated in the following way...
One Day Element:			NNN/XXX PP/W
Where NNN is the overnight low and XXX is the daytime high. PP is the overnight and daytime chance of precipitation respectively. For morning forecasts the temperature order will be reversed. W is the daytime weather code.
Here is a list of the different weather codes that are used:
A -- Fair B -- Partly Cloudy C -- Cloudy			D -- Dust E -- Mostly Cloudy F -- Foggy			G -- Very Hot H -- Hazy I -- Very Cold
J -- Snow Showers K -- Smoky L -- Drizzle			M -- Flurries N -- Windy O -- Mixed Precp			P -- Blizzard Q -- Blowing Sn R -- Rain
S -- Snow T -- Thunderstorm U -- Sunny			V -- Clear W -- Showers X -- Sleet			Y -- Freezing Rain Z -- Freezing Drizzle