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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL UNITED STATES          
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
449 PM CDT TUE APR 12 2005

UPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE OVER THE CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI VALLEY WILL 
CONTINUE TO PULL AWAY ...AND STRETCH OUT LIKE ATMOSPHERIC TAFFY THE 
UPPER LEVEL ENERGY ACROSS THE REGION TONIGHT.  AS A RESULT...A WEAK 
TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE REFLECTED AT THE SURFACE AND LINGERING BAND 
OF LIGHT RAINFALL OVER THE EASTERN DAKOTAS...EASTERN NEBRASKA... 
WESTERN MINNESOTA...AND IOWA WILL GRADUALLY BEGIN TO FADE AWAY 
OVERNIGHT. CLOUDS WILL BE ALL THAT IS LEFT BY DAYBREAK...ALONG
WITH SOME PATCHY LATE NIGHT AND EARLY MORNING FOG OVER MINNESOTA AND 
NORTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA.  SUNSHINE WILL PREVAIL ACROSS THE WESTERN AND
EASTERN PORTIONS OF THE REGION ON WEDNESDAY...AS THE LINGERING BAND 
OF CLOUDINESS IN THE MIDDLE OVER THE EASTERN DAKOTAS AND NEBRASKA 
SLOWLY DISSIPATES.

LOW TEMPERATURES TONIGHT WILL VARY FROM THE MID TO UPPER 20S IN 
MOSTLY CLEAR AREAS OF NORTHEAST MINNESOTA AND THE WESTERN HIGH 
PLAINS...TO LOWER 40S UNDER THICKER CLOUDS OF SOUTHEAST SOUTH 
DAKOTA...EASTERN NEBRASKA AND SOUTHWEST IOWA. HIGHS ON WEDNESDAY
ARE EXPECTED MAINLY IN THE 60S...WITH SOME LOWER 70S IN THE FAR 
WESTERN PLAINS.

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CHAPMAN