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EVENING WEATHER STORY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS 
AND MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
930 PM EDT SUN SEP 4 2005

A FEW CLOUDS REMAINING FROM THIS AFTERNOON...MAINLY IN THE HIGHER 
ELEVATIONS...WITH TEMPERATURES FALLING TO NEAR 60 DEGREES IN THE 
COOLEST SPOTS...AND NEAR 70 DEGREES AT URBANIZED LOCATIONS. EXPECT 
SOME FOG TO FORM INTO THE MORNING HOURS...ESPECIALLY IN THE RIVER 
VALLEYS. 

ON THE SURFACE MAP...HIGH PRESSURE HAS CONTROL OF THE EASTERN HALF 
OF THE NATION...THE EXCEPTION IS AN UPPER LEVEL DISTURBANCE NEAR 
SOUTH FLORIDA...WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY OF THE SHOWERS AND 
THUNDERSTORMS IN THAT STATE. A FEW FRONTS IN THE NORTHERN ROCKIES 
AND UPPER MIDWEST ARE SPAWNING WIDELY SCATTERED SHOWERS. 
ALSO...FURTHER SOUTH...THE MONSOON IS ALLOWING SHOWERS AND A FEW 
THUNDERSTORMS TO FORM IN THE FOUR CORNERS AND CENTRAL ROCKIES. 

THE ONLY WEATHER TO SPEAK OF OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS WILL BE 
EARLY MORNING FOG AND A FEW FAIR WEATHER CUMULUS CLOUDS IN THE 
AFTERNOON...BY MIDWEEK THERE IS A SMALL RISK OF A FEW SHOWERS IN 
NORTHERN WEST VIRGINIA AND IN THE MOUNTAINS EAST.

HIGHS WILL GENERALLY RUN IN THE MIDDLE 70S TO LOWER 80S...BUT COOLER 
ACROSS THE HIGHLANDS. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THIS TREND OF BENIGN 
WEATHER WILL LAST EVEN INTO NEXT WEEKEND THROUGH MUCH OF THE 
FORECAST AREA.

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