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FXUS64 KOHX 261923
AFDBNA

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NASHVILLE TN
220 PM CDT FRI APR 26 2002

CURRENT...RAIN HAS DIMINISHED AND SOME GLIMPSES OF SUN HAS PUSHED 
MERCURY UP TO NEAR 60 SOME PLACES.

FORECAST...HI PRES WILL DRIFT E OVERNITE ALLOWING FRONT TO SOUTH TO 
MOVE N AS WARM FRONT.  THIS FRONT SHOULD BE AT LEAST INTO SOUTHER 
PORTIONS OF CWA BY MORNING. BEST CHANCES OF RAIN IN NEAR FUTURE 
SHOULD BE LATE TONITE AND EARLY MORNING W/ THIS FEATURE. AFTERNOON 
SHOULD BE WARM AND BREEZY WITH SOME SUNSHINE EVEN POSSIBLE.
 
H5 S/WV WILL MOVE RAPIDLY NE W/ ASSOCIATED DEEP AND TIGHT SURFACE 
LOW...FROM LEE OF ROCKIES TO UPPER MIDWEST SAT AND SAT NITE. THIS 
FEATURE SHOULD DRAG A SQUALL LINE TO IN-IL BORDER SW TO MSRVR BY OOZ 
SUN...AND INTO OUR CWA (AT LEAST NORTHERN PORTIONS) DURING THE EVE 
HOURS. MOST SEVERE CHANCES SHOULD BE TO N WITH BETTER DYNAMICS.
BECOMING PARTLY CLOUDY ON SUNDAY. 

IN ESSENCE FOR POPS HAVE BUMPED UP A LITTLE FOR TONITE AND BACKED 
OFF A LITTLE FOR SAT. SAT NITE LEFT ALONE...EXCEPT HIEST POPS N.

AS FOR TEMPS...WENT A LITTLE HIER ON TEMPS TOMORROW BASED ON ETA 
LOCAL TEMP SCHEME. OTHERWISE FWC NUMBERS FINE.

BNA CW 51/75/63/84 356-
CSV CW 47/69/60/77 3561

.BNA...NONE.

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