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EARLY MORNING WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND 
MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
410 AM EDT SAT OCT 29 2005

SATURDAY WAS STARTING OUT WITH FROST ON THE PUMPKIN.  THE EXCEPTION 
WOULD BE ALONG RIVER VALLEYS...WHERE FOG BLANKETED MANY WATERWAY 
COMMUNITIES. PREDAWN TEMPERATURES WERE MOSTLY IN THE UPPER 20S AND 
LOWER 30S.  

HIGH PRESSURE IS TAKING CHARGE...AND WILL REMAIN IN CONTROL OF OUR 
ENVIRONMENT INTO HALLOWEEN MONDAY.  AFTER A CHILLY MORNING...A 
WARMING TREND WILL BEGIN THIS AFTERNOON.  SOME FOLKS MAY EVEN 
DESCRIBE SUNDAY AND MONDAY AFTERNOONS...AS A SPELL OF INDIAN SUMMER 
WEATHER.  THERMOMETERS SHOULD REACH INTO THE 60S FOR MANY TOWNS.  

DURING THE MONDAY NIGHT INTO TUESDAY TIME FRAME...A WEAK SURFACE 
FRONT APPROACHES FROM THE MIDWEST. HOWEVER...MOISTURE APPEARS 
LIMITED IN THE OHIO VALLEY...AS THE MAIN SUPPORT SHOULD REMAIN DOWN 
OVER THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY.  BACK OUR WAY...THE FRONT 
STRUGGLES TO PASS TO OUR EAST BY WEDNESDAY MORNING...OR 
DISSIPATES...WITH NOT MUCH COOLING FOR MIDWEEK.

SO...NO BIG STORMS SEEM TO BE ON THE HORIZON...AS WE SAY GOOD BYE TO 
OCTOBER...AND HEAD TOWARD NOVEMBER.   

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KTB