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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR IOWA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DES MOINES IA
1120 AM CDT SAT JUL 2 2005

A FEW ISOLATED RAIN SHOWERS WERE FOUND OVER THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 
IOWA THIS MORNING. THE AREA OF SHOWERS ROTATED SOUTHWARD INTO 
MISSOURI DURING THE MID MORNING. WINDS AVERAGED FROM CALM SOUTHEAST 
TO THE 10 TO 15 MPH RANGE ELSEWHERE. SKIES WERE VARIABLY CLOUDY 
NORTH...SOUTH AND EAST...WHILE THE SOUTHWEST SAW CLEARING SKIES WITH 
FULL SUNSHINE. BY 11 AM...SHOWERS WERE REDEVELOPING SOUTHEAST OF 
SIOUX CITY. TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM 66 DEGREES AT DUBUQUE...TO 81 
DEGREES AT SHENANDOAH.

HIGH PRESSURE WILL SLOWLY RETREAT EAST OF THE REGION LATE TODAY AND 
OVERNIGHT. THE CENTER OF THE HIGH PRESSURE WILL REACH NEW ENGLAND BY 
SUNDAY MORNING. A PRESSURE GRADIENT WILL BE ESTABLISHED OVER THE 
REGION WITH SOUTHERLY WINDS AND WARMER...MORE HUMID AIR RETURNING 
FROM WEST TO EAST. SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL INCREASE OVER THE 
NORTHERN PLAINS AND SPREAD EAST LATE TONIGHT INTO PARTS OF 
MINNESOTA. AS THE LOW PRESSURE DEEPENS AND SHIFTS INTO IOWA SATURDAY 
NIGHT...SHOWERS AND STORMS WILL REDEVELOP DURING THE DAY SUNDAY AND 
SPREAD EASTWARD AHEAD OF AN APPROACHING WARM FRONT.  

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RUSSELL