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DEEP SOUTH TEXAS WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BROWNSVILLE TX
800 PM CST FRI DEC 6 2002

FOR FRIDAY EVENING.

SKIES BECAME MOSTLY SUNNY TODAY.  WINDS WERE MOSTLY 5 TO 10 MPH 
FROM THE EAST.  AFTERNOON HIGHS WERE 59 AT MCALLEN, 60 AT HARLINGEN 
AND BAYVIEW, AND 62 AT BROWNSVILLE.

MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES WILL ALLOW FOR ANOTHER COLD NIGHT, BUT THE HIGH 
PRESSURE WILL MOVE EAST TOMORROW.  THIS WILL ALLOW WARM EAST WINDS 
SATURDAY WITH HIGHS 15 DEGREES WARMER THAN TODAY, AND NEAR 80 ON 
SUNDAY.  IN THE MEAN TIME, ANOTHER HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL MOVE 
OUT OF THE ROCKIES, AND ITS ASSOCIATED COLD FRONT IS EXPECTED IN 
DEEP SOUTH TEXAS SUNDAY NIGHT.  WITH THE MAIN CELL OF HIGH PRESSURE 
REMAINING WELL TO THE NORTH OF TEXAS TEMPERATURES WILL NOT FALL AS 
DRAMATICALLY AS WITH THE PRESENT AIR MASS.  HOWEVER HIGHS WILL JUST 
GET TO THE 70S BEFORE ANOTHER FRONT ARRIVES THURSDAY, AND IT COOLS 
OFF AGAIN FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK.

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ABBOTT