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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR IOWA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DES MOINES IA
1053 AM CST MON FEB 14 2005

LOW LEVEL CLOUDINESS COVERED THE EASTERN HALF OF THE STATE AS BREEZY 
NORTHWEST WINDS AVERAGED 15 TO 20 MPH OVER MOST OF IOWA. WINDS WERE 
MUCH LIGHTER AND VARIABLE IN DIRECTION ALONG THE MISSOURI RIVER 
VALLEY AS THE CLOUDS BEGAN TO SLOWLY ERODE. TEMPERATURES ROSE INTO 
THE 40S BY LATE MORNING OVER MOST OF WESTERN IOWA...WHILE READINGS 
THE NORTHEAST WERE STILL IN THE MID 30S UNDER THICK CLOUDS. 

A VIGOUROUS LOW PRESSURE NEAR MICHIGAN WILL CONTIUNUE TO HELP 
PRODUCE LIGHT FLURRIES OR SPRINKLES ACROSS SECTIONS OF WISCONSIN AND 
NORTHERN ILLINOIS THIS AFTERNOON. CLOUDS WILL EXTEND WESTWARD 
THROUGH EASTERN IOWA AND MINNESOTA WITH MORE SUNSHINE FOUND AT 
POINTS SOUTH AND WEST. THE LOW PRESSURE IS FORECAST TO MOVE RAPIDLY 
NORTHEAST INTO SOUTHEAST CANADA THIS EVENING AS DRIER AIR WORKS INTO 
THE REGION FROM THE PLAINS STATES. 

AS A WEAK FRONT DRIFTS SOUTH INTO SLIGHTLY MORE MOIST AIR 
OVERNIGHT...THERE IS A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR FLURRIES...LIGHT SNOW OR 
RAIN SHOWERS FROM NEBRASKA THROUGH IOWA AND POINTS EAST. LITTLE 
ACCUMUALTION IS EXPECTED.  

EXPECT SEASONAL TEMPERATURES OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS WITH DRY 
CONDITIONS FORECAST ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.    


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RUSSELL