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AWUS82 KFFC 032112
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GAZ001>166-041115-

WEATHER SUMMARY FOR GEORGIA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PEACHTREE CITY GA
512 PM EDT THU APR 3 2008

THE WEDGE MAKES ITS RETURN TO THE PEACH STATE.

ON THE WEATHER MAP THIS AFTERNOON...HIGH PRESSURE CENTERED OFF THE 
MID ATLANTIC COAST IS SURGING DOWN THE EAST SIDE OF THE APPALACHIAN 
MOUNTAINS INTO GEORGIA. THIS HAS SETUP A VERY STRONG FRONT ACROSS 
SOUTH GEORGIA...RESULTING IN A NEARLY 40 DEGREE TEMPERATURE 
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE NORTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST CORNERS OF THE STATE. 
IN THE WEDGE...THERE ARE COOL NORTHEAST WINDS...OVERCAST SKIES... 
UNSEASONABLY COOL TEMPERATURES...AND AREAS OF SPOTTY LIGHT RAIN. ON 
THE WARM SIDE OF THE FRONT...WINDS ARE OUT OF THE SOUTH...SKIES ARE 
PARTLY CLOUDY...TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 80S...AND THERE ARE ISOLATED 
THUNDERSTORMS. AT 5 PM TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM 46 IN GAINESVILLE
TO 84 IN MOULTRIE.

THE FORECAST FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA...

TONIGHT...MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF RAIN. A SLIGHT CHANCE OF
THUNDERSTORMS SOUTH THIS EVENING. LOWS FROM THE MIDDLE 40S NORTH
TO MIDDLE 60S SOUTH. FRIDAY...MOSTLY CLOUDY. SHOWERS BECOMING
LIKELY WITH SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS. HIGHS FROM NEAR 70 NORTH TO
THE MID 80S SOUTH...EXCEPT MIDDLE 60S NORTHEAST MOUNTAINS.

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