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AWUS43 KGLD 312134
AWSGLD
AREA WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GOODLAND KS
230 PM MST SAT JAN 31 2004

AN AREA OF DENSE FOG DEVELOPED ALONG INTERSTATE 70 CREATING
POOR VISIBILITY FROM BURLINGTON COLORADO TO HOXIE KANSAS THIS
MORNING. WHILE THE DENSE FOG HAS DISIPATED...AREAS OF FOG AND LOW
CLOUDS CONTINUED TO LINGER OVER THE TRI-STATE AREA EAST OF
THE COLORADO AND KANSAS BOARDER. AT 2 PM MST (3 PM CST) TEMPERATURES
ACROSS THE CENTRAL HIGH PLAINS RANGED FROM 43 AT FLAGLER COLORADO TO
16 AT HILL CITY KANSAS.

OUTLOOK... A STRONG AREA OF LOW PRESSURE IS INTENSIFYING OVER THE
TEXAS PAN-HANDLE. THIS STORM WILL SLOWLY BRING HEAVY SNOW SHOWERS TO
MUCH OF THE CENTRAL KANSAS AREA BY SUNDAY EVENING. FOR THE TRI-STATE
AREA...CLOUDY SKIES WILL CONTINUE THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING WITH AREAS
OF DENSE FOG DEVELOPING AFTER SUNRISE. SNOW WILL DEVELOP ALONG A
LINE FROM LEOTI KANSAS TO NORTON KANSAS THIS EVENING WERE AS MUCH AS
FOUR INCHES COULD FALL BY SUNDAY AFTERNOON...LIGHTER AMOUNTS ARE
EXPECTED TO FALL THROUGHOUT THE TRI-STATE REGION.

LOW TEMPERATURES FOR SUNDAY MORNING WILL BE NEAR NORMAL FOR THE
REGION. HOWEVER...HIGH TEMPERATURES FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON WILL FALL
TEN DEGREES BELOW NORMAL FOR MOST OF THE CENTRAL HIGH PLAINS.
TEMPERATURES FOR MONDAY WILL CONTINUE TO FALL FIFTEEN TO TWENTY
DEGREES BELOW NORMAL FOR THE REGION.

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JD