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LATE AFTERNOON  WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND 
MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
925 PM EST MON DEC 5 2005

IT WAS A GREY AND GLOOMY DECEMBER EVENING.  TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 
LOW 30S WITH SOME UPPER 20S. IN THE EASTERN MOUNTAINS SOME LIGHT 
SNOW WAS FALLING.  SOME FREEZING FOG IS DEVELOPING IN THE SOUTHERN 
COAL FIELDS.

THE MOST SIGNIFICANT FEATURE ON OUR SURFACE WEATHER MAP IS LOW 
PRESSURE SITUATED OVER THE CAROLINAS. THAT WILL BE THE MAIN WEATHER 
PRODUCER FOR TONIGHT.  TO THE WEST...HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED OVER 
NEBRASKA COVERS MUCH OF THE CENTRAL U.S.

THE CAROLINA LOW WILL PUSH EAST AND OUT TO SEA BY MORNING.  THAT 
MEANS MOST OF OUR REGION WILL BE SPARED FROM THE ASSOCIATED 
PRECIPITATION. THE BULK OF THE SNOW WILL FALL OVER THE HIGHER 
ELEVATIONS OF THE MOUNTAIN STATE. SNOW WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES WILL 
BE IN EFFECT FOR WEST VIRGINIA COUNTIES IN THAT REGION UNTIL 10 PM.

ANY SNOW SHOWERS WILL QUICKLY TAPER OFF LATE THIS EVENING AND 
TONIGHT. FOR TUESDAY...WEDNESDAY...AND THURSDAY...A COLD 
NORTHWESTERLY WIND FLOW WILL BE SEEN...PROVIDING BELOW NORMAL 
TEMPERATURES WITH CHANCES OF SNOW SHOWERS AT TIMES.

A MORE ORGANIZED WEATHER SYSTEM IS POSSIBLE THURSDAY NIGHT AND 
FRIDAY...BRINGING A CHANCE OF STEADIER SNOW.


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