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AREA WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORTH PLATTE NE
330 AM CST SAT FEB 28 2004

WINTER STORM WATCHES WILL GO UP TODAY FOR PORTIONS OF THE HIGH
PLAINS AND NORTHERN MIDWEST. A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM ORGANIZING OVER
THE INTERMOUNTAIN REGION TODAY...WILL CONTINUE TO DEEPEN TONIGHT
WHILE MOVING INTO NORTHEAST COLORADO. AS THIS SYSTEM CONTINUES TO
EVOLVE THE CHANCE FOR PRECIPITATION WILL COVER THE DURATION OF
SUNDAY...INTO MONDAY BEFORE EXITING NORTHEAST TOWARD THE GREAT LAKES
LATE MONDAY. IN SOME MOUNTAINOUS TERRAINS TODAY WHERE A FOOT OR MORE
OF SNOW WILL ACCUMULATE WEST OF THE DIVIDE. THE THREAT FOR
SNOWFALL WILL SHIFT EASTWARD OVERNIGHT INTO SUNDAY AND MONDAY WITH
ACCUMULATING SNOWS TO MOVE ACROSS PORTIONS OF COLORADO...NORTHWEST
KANSAS...WYOMING...NEBRASKA...AND SOUTH DAKOTA.

SOUTH WINDS WILL CONTINUE TO FLOW NORTH FROM THE GULF TODAY WITH THE
CHANCE FOR SHOWERS TO DEVELOP THIS EVENING...AS PIECES OF ENERGY ARE
EJECTED NORTHEAST THROUGH THE PLAINS. THE TRANSITION FROM RAIN TO
SNOW WILL FOCUS ACROSS THE NORTHWEST TONIGHT...THEN FROM CENTRAL
SOUTH DAKOTA...INTO NORTHWEST KANSAS SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

TEMPERATURES TODAY WILL RANGE FROM THE 40S OVER SOUTH DAKOTA TO THE
LOWER 60S IN KANSAS. THEN LOWS OVERNIGHT IN THE 20S IN SOUTH
DAKOTA...RANGING INTO THE 40S IN PARTS OF KANSAS.
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KECK