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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR EASTERN NEBRASKA AND SOUTHWEST IOWA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OMAHA/VALLEY NE
240 PM CDT MON OCT 4 2004

SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE TOWARD THE MID 
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TONIGHT...AND THE OHIO VALLEY TUESDAY.  
MEANWHILE...A SURFACE FRONT WILL DEVELOP FROM THE WESTERN DAKOTAS 
INTO NORTHERN MINNESOTA.  SOUTH WINDS WILL PERSIST AHEAD OF 
THIS FRONT INTO MID WEEK...WITH MILDER TEMPERATURES ON TAP.

LOW TEMPERATURES TONIGHT SHOULD SETTLE BACK INTO THE 30S AND 40S.  
HIGHS TUESDAY WILL WARM INTO THE 70S.

&&

A FEW PATCHY MID CLOUDS WERE BEGINNING TO INCREASE OVER EASTERN 
NEBRASKA BY MID AFTERNOON...OTHERWISE...SKIES WERE MOSTLY SUNNY.  
DESPITE THE SUNSHINE...TEMPERATURES HAVE NOT REBOUNDED OUT OF THE 
50S AT MOST LOCATIONS.  AT 2PM CDT...READINGS VARIED FROM 55 DEGREES 
AT FREMONT...TO 62 DEGREES AT FALLS CITY.  THE WINDS WERE LIGHT EAST 
OR NORTHEAST.

$$

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