191 
ABUS30 KOMA 132114
SWSNE 

NEBRASKA WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OMAHA/VALLEY NE
315 PM CST SAT MAR 13 2004

STRONG WINDS WERE THE MAIN WEATHER STORY ACROSS NEBRASKA SATURDAY 
AFTERNOON AS SPEEDS OF 25 TO 35 MPH WERE QUITE COMMON ACROSS MOST OF 
THE STATE.  A FEW GUSTS OF OVER 40 MPH WERE EVEN REPORTED.  THE 
DIRECTION WAS FROM THE NORTHWEST OVER THE NORTHWEST TWO-THIRDS 
...WHILE SOUTHWEST WINDS WERE OBSERVED OVER THE SOUTHEAST THIRD. 

ALTHOUGH THE WIND MADE IT SEEM COOLER...TEMPERATURES WERE RELATIVELY 
MILD WITH MOST READINGS IN THE MID 50S TO LOWER 60S.  THE EXTREMES 
AT 300 PM...48 AT FALLS CITY AND 65 AT MCCOOK.

MOST AREAS REPORTED PARTLY SUNNY SKIES DURING THE AFTERNOON...BUT BY 
MID AFTERNOON CLOUDS THICKENED OVER THE SOUTHEAST. A FEW LIGHT RAIN 
SHOWERS ALSO MOVED INTO FAR SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA DURING THE EARLY 
AFTERNOON HOURS.

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CHERMOK