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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL UNITED STATES
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
1040 AM CST WED NOV 17 2004

A WEAK COLD FRONTAL BOUNDARY EXTENDING FROM CENTRAL MINNESOTA... 
THROUGH SOUTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA INTO CENTRAL NEBRASKA...WILL PUSH 
SLOWLY SOUTHEAST THROUGH TONIGHT. THE BOUNDARY WILL THEN STALL NEAR
THE SOUTHERN BORDERS OF NEBRASKA AND IOWA...WHILE HIGH PRESSURE 
PUSHES INTO THE DAKOTAS. CONSIDERABLE CLOUDINESS WILL DOMINATE THE 
REGION TODAY THROUGH TONIGHT...WITH INCREASING CHANCES OF SHOWERS 
ACROSS NEBRASKA AND IOWA AS MOISTURE INCREASES NEAR THE FRONT.
HIGH TEMPERATURES THIS AFTERNOON WILL RANGE FROM THE 50S NORTH IN 
THE REGION...TO THE 60S SOUTH. LOWS TONIGHT WILL RANGE FROM THE
20S IN NORTH DAKOTA AND THE NORTHWEST PARTS OF SOUTH DAKOTA AND 
MINNESOTA...TO THE LOWER TO MID 50S FROM EASTERN NEBRASKA TO 
SOUTHERN IOWA.

LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPING IN KANSAS LATE THURSDAY WILL MOVE
NORTHEAST INTO IOWA FRIDAY. THIS WILL BRING AREAS OF RAIN IN 
NEBRASKA AND IOWA THURSDAY...NORTHWARD INTO MINNESOTA AND EASTERN 
SOUTH DAKOTA ON FRIDAY. TEMPERATURES WILL STILL BE ON THE MILD SIDE 
IN THE REGION. 

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RSR