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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR IOWA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DES MOINES IA
508 PM CDT TUE OCT 3 2006

A MODERATE SOUTHERLY FLOW AIDED IN PUSHING TEMPERATURES WELL ABOVE 
NORMAL TODAY. READINGS WERE SOME TWENTY FIVE DEGREES ABOVE THE 
AVERAGE...RANGING FROM 95 AT SEVEN REPORTING SITES ACROSS THE SOUTH 
TO 84 AT DECORAH. NINETY DEGREE TEMPERATURES HAD PUSHED TO THE 
HIGHWAY 20 CORRIDOR AS WINDS AVERAGED 15 TO 20 MPH. GUSTS TO 25 MPH 
WERE COMMON WITH FEW IF ANY CLOUDS.

LOW PRESSURE JUST WEST OF SIOUX CITY WILL SLIDE INTO THE STATE 
OVERNIGHT. ITS ATTENDANT WARM FRONT ACROSS SOUTHERN MINNESOTA MARKED 
THE NORTHERN EXTENT OF THE WARM AIR ACROSS THE MIDWEST...AND THE 
MOST LIKELY AREA OF SEVERE WEATHER THIS EVENING. THE LOW/S COLD 
FRONT WILL PUSH ACROSS IOWA TONIGHT AND EARLY WEDNESDAY...ENDING THE 
REIGN OF ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES. HIGHS WEDNESDAY WILL BE SOME 25 
TO 35 DEGREES COOLER. AS COOL HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS SOUTH INTO THE 
REGION THROUGH THURSDAY...HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN IN THE 60S 
BEFORE WARMING TO THE 70S FRIDAY. THERE WILL BE A CHANCE OF SHOWERS 
AND THUNDERSTORMS LATE SATURDAY INTO NEXT SUNDAY AS ANOTHER FRONT 
APPROACHES FROM THE WEST.

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MYERS