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EVENING WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND MIDDLE OHIO 
VALLEY 
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
900 PM EST SAT DEC 17 2005

IT WAS A QUIET EVENING ON THE WEATHER FRONT. MID AND HIGH CLOUDS WERE 
MOVING INTO THE AREA. TEMPERATURES WERE HOLDING IN THE UPPER 20S TO 
LOW 30S.

THE WEATHER MAP SHOWED HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED ACROSS EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL TRACK ALONG THE GULF COAST TONIGHT 
PUSHING OFF THE FLORIDA ATLANTIC COAST ON SUNDAY. PRECIPITATION 
ASSOCIATED WITH THIS LOW WILL REMAIN SOUTH OF OUR AREA...HOWEVER MID 
TO HIGH CLOUDS WILL BE NOTICED IN OUR VICINITY. TEMPERATURES SHOULD 
RANGE THROUGH THE 20S TONIGHT. CLOUDS WILL LINGER ON SUNDAY WITH 
TEMPERATURES IN THE 30S TO NEAR 40.

A NORTHWESTERLY FLOW SHOULD ALLOW FOR SOME FLURRIES AND SNOW 
SHOWERS OVER OUR NORTH CENTRAL AND NORTHERN MOUNTAIN COUNTIES LATE 
SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH THE DAY MONDAY.  ONLY LIGHT ACCUMULATION IS 
ANTICIPATED AT THIS TIME...WITH FAIRLY LIMITED MOISTURE AVAILABLE. 
MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES WILL BE THE RULE 
ELSEWHERE.

THE REMAINDER OF THE WORK WEEK WILL BRING MAINLY DRY WEATHER WITH 
TEMPERATURES MODERATING BACK TO NEAR NORMAL LEVELS FOR MID TO LATE 
DECEMBER.

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