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SOUTH TEXAS WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AUSTIN / SAN ANTONIO TX
405 PM CST TUE JAN 14 2003

WITH A DOMINANT HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM IN PLACE, CLOUDS COVERED THE 
SKIES EARLY THIS MORNING THROUGHOUT SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS BUT SOON 
BEGAN TO BREAK THIS AFTERNOON BRINGING IN SUNSHINE. CLOUDS ARE STILL 
LINGERING IN DEEP SOUTH TEXAS.

CONDITIONS AS OF 3 PM CONSISTED OF TEMPERATURES RANGING FROM 45 
DEGREES IN CONROE TO 61 DEGREES IN SAN ANTONIO. WINDS WERE RELATIVELY 
CALM WITH THE HIGHEST SPEED REACHING 9 MPH AT PORT ARTHUR.

CLOUDS WILL INCREASE LATE THIS EVENING AND DENSE FOG WILL BEGIN TO 
SETTLE IN EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING FOR SOUTH CENTRAL TEXAS. CLOUDY SKIES 
WILL CLEAR UP WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WITH HIGH TEMPERATURES CLOSE TO 
NORMAL. A COLD ARCTIC AIR MASS WILL BE MOVING IN THURSDAY AND WILL 
BRING COLDER TEMPERATURES WITH LOWS PLUMMETING INTO THE 20S THROUGH 
SUNDAY. AFTER THE COLD SPELL PUSHES THROUGH, A WARMING TREND WILL 
APPEAR EARLY NEXT WEEK.