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AWUS43 KGLD 292130
AWSGLD
AREA WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GOODLAND KS
230 PM MST THU JAN 29 2004

A NEARLY STATIONARY COLD FRONT ORIENTED NORTH TO SOUTH THROUGH
WESTERN KANSAS, SERVED AS A DIVIDING LINE BETWEEN BITTER COLD AND
SEASONAL TEMPERATURES FOR THE TRI STATE REGION. AT 2 PM MST (3 PM
CST) TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM THE MID 40S OVER THE FRONT RANGE TO THE
MID THIRTIES IN WESTERN KANSAS.  WHILE ON THE OTHER-SIDE OF THIS
BOUNDARY ARCTIC AIR KEPT TEMPERATURES IN THE TEENS TO SINGLE DIGITS.

OUTLOOK... A STATIONARY COLD FRONT CURRENTLY OVER WESTERN
KANSAS WILL SLOWLY BE PUSHED TO THE EAST BY FRIDAY, BRINGING
WARMER WEATHER TO THE REGION. ONCE THIS SYSTEM TRACKS OFF TO THE
EAST, TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE CENTRAL HIGH PLAINS WILL RETURN TO
NEAR NORMAL BY FRIDAY AFTERNOON. HOWEVER, TEMPERATURES WILL FALL
INTO THE SINGLE DIGIT RANGE FOR FRIDAY MORNING, EAST OF HIGHWAY 83
AND SLOWLY RECOVER DURING THE DAY. THE SKY CONDITION OVER THE TRI
STATE REGION WILL HAVE INCREASING CLOUDS FRIDAY AFTERNOON GOING INTO
SATURDAY MORNING WITH A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR FLURRIES TO DEVELOP BY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

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JD