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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL UNITED STATES          
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
925 PM CDT TUE APR 12 2005

AN ELONGATED TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE...STRETCHING FROM THE MID 
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY INTO EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA WILL SLOWLY WEAKEN 
THROUGH WEDNESDAY MORNING...AS THE SYSTEM CONTINUES TO PULL EAST 
AWAY FROM THE REGION. LINGERING LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS PRODUCED BY THIS 
SYSTEM...OVER THE EASTERN PORTIONS OF SOUTH DAKOTA AND NEBRASKA... 
WILL GRADUALLY DIMINISH OVERNIGHT. CLOUDS WILL PERSIST THROUGH THE 
MIDDLE PART OF THE REGION...ALONG WITH SOME PATCHY LATE NIGHT AND 
EARLY MORNING FOG OVER WESTERN MINNESOTA AND EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA. 
THE LINGERING BAND OF CLOUDS WILL SLOWLY DISSIPATE THROUGH THE DAY 
ON WEDNESDAY...WHILE SUNSHINE PREVAILS OVER THE WESTERN AND EASTERN 
PORTIONS OF THE REGION. 

LOW TEMPERATURES TONIGHT WILL VARY FROM THE MID TO UPPER 20S IN 
MOSTLY CLEAR AREAS OF NORTHEAST MINNESOTA AND THE WESTERN HIGH 
PLAINS...TO LOWER 40S UNDER THICKER CLOUDS ACROSS SOUTHEAST SOUTH 
DAKOTA...EASTERN NEBRASKA AND SOUTHWEST IOWA. HIGHS ON WEDNESDAY 
WILL BE MAINLY IN THE 60S...WITH SOME LOWER 70S IN THE FAR WESTERN 
PLAINS.

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