The right column side of Low-Level Prognostic Charts is forecasted for how many hours?

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The right column side of Low-Level Prognostic Charts is forecasted for how many hours?

In Low-Level Prognostic Charts, the forecast horizons are shown in columns, with the right-hand column dedicated to the longer-range forecast. That right column covers a 24-hour forecast window, so the conditions depicted there represent the state 24 hours ahead. The left-hand column contains shorter-range forecasts, not the 24-hour period.

In Low-Level Prognostic Charts, the forecast horizons are shown in columns, with the right-hand column dedicated to the longer-range forecast. That right column covers a 24-hour forecast window, so the conditions depicted there represent the state 24 hours ahead. The left-hand column contains shorter-range forecasts, not the 24-hour period.

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