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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR IOWA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DES MOINES IA
530 AM CDT SAT JUN 7 2008

THE EVENING BEGAN WITH CLEAR SKIES THROUGHOUT IOWA...BUT AN ISOLATED 
THUNDERSTORM OR TWO DID DEVELOP OVER SOUTHERN SECTIONS DURING THE 
EARLY MORNING HOURS.  THE RAINS WERE QUITE LOCALIZED AND NOT HEAVY.  
OTHERWISE SKIES WERE CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY WITH MILD TEMPERATURES 
NO LOWER THAN THE 60S.  SOUTH WINDS AT 10 MPH OR LESS WERE BEGINNING 
TO RETURN HIGHER HUMIDITY TO IOWA.

RELATIVELY MILD AND TRANQUIL WEATHER TO START THE WEEKEND WILL GIVE 
WAY TO ANOTHER STORMY PERIOD LATER TODAY AND SUNDAY.  A FRONTAL 
BOUNDARY JUST ENTERING THE SIOUXLAND AREA WILL MOVE EVER SO SLOWLY 
TO THE SOUTH AND EAST THIS WEEKEND...STILL BISECTING IOWA BY EARLY 
SUNDAY EVENING.  SEVERAL PERIODS OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ARE 
EXPECTED IN THE VICINITY OF THE FRONT.  SOME COULD AGAIN BE SEVERE 
WITH LOCALLY HEAVY AND POSSIBLY FLOODING RAINS.  FLASH FLOOD WATCHES 
HAVE ALREADY BEEN POSTED FOR MUCH OF IOWA AND ADJACENT PORTIONS OF 
NEBRASKA AND MINNESOTA.

FAR SOUTHERN IOWA AND MUCH OF KANSAS...MISSOURI AND SOUTHERN 
ILLINOIS WILL STILL BE AFFECTED BY STORMS SUNDAY NIGHT INTO 
MONDAY...WHERE SEVERE WEATHER AND HEAVY RAINS ARE POSSIBLE.  LOW 
CHANCES FOR PRECIPITATION REMAIN IN THE FORECAST...BUT THERE 
COULD BE A BRIEF LULL IN THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY MONDAY AND MONDAY 
NIGHT.  HOWEVER THE MIDDLE TO LATTER PORTIONS OF THE WEEK WILL 
BECOME ACTIVE AGAIN WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF MORE SIGNIFICANT 
THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY.  LITTLE CHANGE IN TEMPERATURES IS ANTICIPATED 
THROUGH THE WEEKEND AND MUCH OF NEXT WEEK.  READINGS SHOULD BE QUITE 
TYPICAL FOR EARLY JUNE. 

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SMALL