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EVENING WEATHER STORY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND MIDDLE OHIO 
VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
900 PM EDT SUN SEP 18 2005

THE ONLY CLOUDS REMAINING ARE IN NORTHERN WEST VIRGINIA THIS 
EVENING...AS TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE LOW 60S TO LOW 70S. PATCHY FOG 
WILL BE DEVELOPING LATE THIS EVENING...THEN BECOMING MORE WIDESPREAD 
AFTER MIDNIGHT.

AT THE SURFACE...HIGH PRESSURE HAS CONTROL OF BOTH THE EAST AND THE 
NORTHWEST. NOTABLE WEATHER TONIGHT RESIDES IN THE MIDWEST...AS A 
STATIONARY FRONT HAS CAUSED STRONG SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. TWO 
TROPICAL STORMS ARE ROAMING THE ATLANTIC...PHILIPPE AND RITA...WITH 
THE LATTER MOVING CLOSER TO THE MAINLAND OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF 
DAYS. AT THIS MOMENT..RITA IS TRAVELLING NORTHWEST THROUGH THE 
SOUTHERN BAHAMAS AND IS FORECAST TO MOVE INTO THE FLORIDA STRAITS 
EARLY TUESDAY.

FOR THE MOST PART...EXPECT DRY BUT WARM AFTERNOONS AND COOL MORNINGS 
WITH FOG FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS. A BENIGN COLD FRONT WILL MOVE 
INTO THE REGION MONDAY NIGHT...AT MOST PROVIDING A SMALL THREAT FOR 
SHOWERS THROUGH TUESDAY MORNING. AFTER THAT...THE NEXT CHANCE OF 
RAIN WOULD NOT BE UNTIL SATURDAY.

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