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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL UNITED STATES 
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
402 AM CDT FRI OCT 14 2005

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES ACROSS THE NORTHERN PLAINS THIS WEEKEND WILL 
GENERALLY FIND NORMAL TO ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES...AND DRY WEATHER.
A DRY FRONTAL ZONE WILL ZIP SOUTHEAST AND CLEAR SOUTHERN IOWA AND 
SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA BY EVENING...FOLLOWED BY HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING 
THROUGH THE MISSOURI VALLEY BY LATE TONIGHT. AS THIS AREA OF HIGH 
SHIFTS THROUGH MINNESOTA AND IOWA ON SATURDAY...SOUTHERLY WINDS WILL 
INCREASE THROUGH THE DAKOTAS AND NEBRASKA...AND MOST LOCATIONS WILL
FIND CONSIDERABLE SUNSHINE.  THE ONLY POSSIBLE EXCEPTION TO THE DRY 
WEATHER WOULD BE A WEAK DISTURBANCE WANDERING INTO NEBRASKA ON 
SUNDAY...WHICH WILL INCREASE CLOUDS AND BRING THE THREAT OF A FEW 
LIGHT SHOWERS TO PORTIONS OF NEBRASKA AND WESTERN IOWA. 

HIGH TEMPERATURES THIS AFTERNOON WILL VARY FROM 50S IN NORTHERN 
MINNESOTA...TO LOWER 80S IN EASTERN NEBRASKA.  AFTER A SEASONALLY 
COOL NIGHT WITH LOWS IN THE 30S TO LOWER 40S MOST LOCATIONS...EXPECT 
HIGHS ON SATURDAY TO RANGE FROM 50S IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA...TO 
WIDESPREAD 70S OVER MUCH OF SOUTH DAKOTA...NEBRASKA...AND IOWA.

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CHAPMAN