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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR PORTIONS OF THE CENTRAL PLAINS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HASTINGS NE
654 AM CDT SUN JUN 23 2013

DURING THE OVERNIGHT HOURS...FAIRLY WIDESPREAD THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY 
AFFECTED MUCH OF SOUTH CENTRAL NEBRASKA...WHILE MOST OF NORTH 
CENTRAL KANSAS MISSED OUT. MUCH OF THE NEBRASKA COVERAGE AREA 
RECEIVED RAINFALL IN EXCESS OF ONE-QUARTER OR ONE-HALF INCH...WITH 
ONE OF THE HIGHEST OVERNIGHT TOTALS OF 1.78 INCHES NEAR GRESHAM IN 
YORK COUNTY. A FEW STORMS OVERNIGHT BECAME SEVERE...INCLUDING ONE 
THAT PRODUCED GOLF BALL SIZE HAIL AND STRONG WINDS IN GOSPER COUNTY 
AROUND 1 AM. TURNING TO THE FORECAST FOR TODAY AND TONIGHT...IN SOME 
WAYS THIS WILL BE A REPEAT OF THE PATTERN FROM YESTERDAY. THIS MEANS 
THAT MOST...IF NOT ALL OF THE DAYTIME HOURS WILL REMAIN RAIN AND 
STORM-FREE...EXCEPT FOR MAYBE SOME LATE AFTERNOON STORMS THAT MIGHT 
DEVELOP NEAR A SURFACE FRONT IN SOUTHEAST PORTIONS OF THE AREA. THE 
OVERALL BETTER STORM CHANCES WILL THEN ARRIVE THIS EVENING AND 
OVERNIGHT...WITH AT LEAST LOCALIZED INSTANCES OF SEVERE WEATHER IN 
THE FORM OF LARGE HAIL AND DAMAGING WINDS POSSIBLE. HIGH 
TEMPERATURES THIS AFTERNOON WILL AGAIN BE SEASONABLY WARM...RANGING 
FROM THE MID 80S TO LOWER 90S NORTH OF INTERSTATE 80...TO THE UPPER 
90S IN NORTH CENTRAL KANSAS. LOOKING AHEAD...THIS PERSISTENT PATTERN 
OF PRIMARILY NIGHT-TIME STORMS WILL CONTINUE FOR MONDAY EVENING AND 
MONDAY NIGHT...BEFORE A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER PATTERN BRINGS EVEN 
WARMER TEMPERATURES AND DECREASED RAIN CHANCES FOR TUESDAY AND 
WEDNESDAY. 


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