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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR EASTERN NEBRASKA AND SOUTHWEST IOWA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OMAHA/VALLEY NE
415 AM CDT WED AUG 24 2005 

A WEAK AREA OF UPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE WILL INTERACT WITH ABUNDANT 
MOISTURE IN THE PLAINS...BRINGING SCATTERED SHOWERS AND 
THUNDERSTORMS TO THE REGION TODAY AND TONIGHT.  MOST OF THE RAIN 
WILL FALL ACROSS KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA TODAY...THEN SPREAD 
INTO MISSOURI AND IOWA TONIGHT.  OTHERWISE SKIES SHOULD REMAIN 
MOSTLY CLOUDY THROUGH TONIGHT...WITH EASTERN IOWA AND THE NEBRASKA 
PANHANDLE SEEING MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES THROUGH MUCH OF THE DAY.

HIGH TEMPERATURES TODAY ARE EXPECTED TO RANGE FROM THE 70S IN IOWA 
AND EASTERN NEBRASKA...TO THE 80S ACROSS MOST OF MISSOURI...KANSAS 
AND CENTRAL NEBRASKA.  SOME LOWER 90S ARE POSSIBLE IN THE NEBRASKA 
PANHANDLE AND WESTERN KANSAS.  LOWS TONIGHT SHOULD FALL BACK INTO 
THE 60S ACROSS MOST OF MID AMERICA.

&&

SKIES REMAIN CLOUDY ACROSS EASTERN NEBRASKA AND SOUTHWEST IOWA 
OVERNIGHT.  A COUPLE OF ISOLATED SHOWERS POPPED UP AROUND MIDNIGHT 
IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA...BUT DISSIPATED RATHER QUICKLY AFTER 
PRODUCING ONLY TRACE AMOUNTS OF RAIN.  THE CLOUDS HELPED TO HOLD 
TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 60S IN MOST LOCATIONS AS OF 4 AM.  WINDS 
WERE OUT OF THE EAST OR SOUTHEAST AND AVERAGED 5 TO 10 MPH FOR MOST 
OF THE NIGHT.

$$

DERGAN