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ABUS30 KDLH 011737
SWSMN 

MINNESOTA WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DULUTH MN
1130 AM CST MON MAR 1 2004

LATE THIS MORNING SKIES WERE CLOUDY ACROSS THE STATE WITH SHOWERS 
NORTHWEST OF A LINE FROM ELY TO REDWOOD FALLS...WITH THE REST OF THE 
STATE SEEING DRIZZLE AND FOG. READINGS WERE IN THE LOW 30S NORTHWEST 
TO THE 40S SOUTHEAST.

A STORM SYSTEM OVER THE CENTRAL PLAINS WILL CONTINUE TO INFLUENCE 
THE STATE WITH RAIN...SOME LIGHT SNOW...AND MAYBE EVEN SOME LIGHT 
FREEZING RAIN. A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY HAS BEEN POSTED FOR PARTS 
OF THE NORTHWEST THROUGH TONIGHT.

READINGS SHOULD HOLD IN THE 30S AND 40S UNTIL TONIGHT WHEN OVERNIGHT 
LOWS FALL INTO THE 20S WEST AND NORTH TO AROUND 30 SOUTHEAST...THIS 
WILL ALLOW FOR SNOW TO DEVELOP ACROSS THE STATE WITH SOME AREAS 
SEEING UP TO 2 INCHES OF ACCUMULATION IN THE NORTH.

TUESDAY THE STORM SYSTEM SHOULD PULL FAR ENOUGH AWAY FROM THE STATE 
FOR SOME SUNSHINE TO REACH INTO THE WEST AND PARTS OF THE NORTH BY 
AFTERNOON...WITH THE EAST SEEING SOME LINGERING EFFECTS FROM THE 
STORM.