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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL UNITED STATES
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
951 PM CDT FRI SEP 19 2008

A COLD FRONT STRETCHING ACROSS NORTHERN MINNESOTA AND NORTH DAKOTA
THIS EVENING WILL MOVE SOUTHEAST OVERNIGHT AND SATURDAY...BRINGING
SIGNIFICANT COOLING TO MINNESOTA AND ADJACENT AREAS. ISOLATED
THUNDERSTORMS WILL BE POSSIBLE OVERNIGHT ACROSS SOUTHERN MINNESOTA
AND THE TRI STATE AREA NEAR SIOUX FALLS. THE REST OF THE REGION WILL
BE CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY.

HIGH PRESSURE NEAR WINNIPEG CANADA WILL MOVE SOUTHEAST TO LAKE
SUPERIOR SATURDAY EVENING...WHILE LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPS IN MONTANA.
SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST WINDS WILL INCREASE ACROSS THE WESTERN HIGH
PLAINS SATURDAY AFTERNOON...SPREADING EAST IN THE REGION ON SUNDAY.
WITH AN INCREASE IN MOISTURE...THE THREAT FOR SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS WILL INCREASE SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT ACROSS THE
DAKOTAS AND NEBRASKA...SPREADING EAST INTO MINNESOTA AND IOWA ON
MONDAY.

LOW TEMPERATURES TONIGHT WILL VARY FROM AROUND 40 DEGREES ACROSS
NORTHEAST NORTH DAKOTA...TO THE UPPER 50S ACROSS SOUTHEAST IOWA.
HIGH TEMPERATURES ON SATURDAY WILL RANGE FROM THE UPPER 50S ACROSS
NORTHERN MINNESOTA...TO THE UPPER 80S NEAR THE BADLANDS OF SOUTH
DAKOTA.



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SHEEHAN

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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
828 PM CDT FRI SEP 19 2008

THE RECENT TREND OF ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES CONTINUED ON FRIDAY
ACROSS SOUTH DAKOTA WITH AFTERNOON HIGHS 10 TO 15 DEGREES ABOVE
NORMAL. AFTERNOON SKIES WERE MOSTLY SUNNY ALTHOUGH CLOUDINESS AND
ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS OCCURRED NEAR AND EAST OF WATERTOWN. DOPPLER
RADAR ESTIMATES RAINFALL OF A QUARTER TO A HALF INCH EAST OF MILBANK
AND NEAR REVILLO. RAINFALL AT THE WATERTOWN AIRPORT WAS ONLY TWO
HUNDRETHS OF AN INCH.

AFTERNOON HIGH TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE MIDDLE AND UPPER 80S ACROSS
THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN PRAIRIES...AND IN THE LOWER AND MIDDLE 80S
EAST EXCEPT COOLER...78 DEGREES...AT WATERTOWN. PHILIP WAS THE
HOTTEST IN THE STATE AT 89 DEGREES. THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS OF THE
BLACK HILLS WERE A BIT COOLER WITH HIGHS IN THE 70S. NORMAL HIGHS
FOR THE DATE VARY FROM 69 DEGREES AT WATERTOWN TO 76 DEGREES AT
PIERRE.

AFTERNOON WINDS WERE LIGHT ACROSS THE WEST AND NORTH...FROM THE
NORTH OR NORTHEAST AT 6 TO 12 MPH ACROSS THE SOUTH CENTRAL...AND
FROM THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST AT 10 TO 20 MPH WITH GUSTS AROUND 25
MPH ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST.

AT 8 PM CDT SOUTH DAKOTA SKIES WERE MOSTLY CLEAR. TEMPERATURES WERE
IN THE LOWER AND MIDDLE 70S ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST...AND IN THE UPPER
60S AND LOWER 70S ELSEWHERE. EXTREMES WERE FROM 65 DEGREES AT HURON
AND RAPID CITY...TO 75 DEGREES AT MITCHELL...SIOUX FALLS AND
YANKTON. IN THE BLACK HILLS...CUSTER WAS CLEAR AND 61 DEGREES. WINDS
WERE SOUTHERLY AROUND 10 MPH AT YANKTON AND SIOUX FALLS. WINDS
ELSEWHERE WERE LIGHT OR CALM.

ON THIS DATE IN 1895 TEMPERATURES ROSE TO 100 DEGREES AT SIOUX FALLS
...AND 101 DEGREES AT ABERDEEN AND HURON.

ON THIS DATE IN 1896 THE TEMPERATURE COOLED TO 16 DEGREES AT
BROOKINGS.



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SHEEHAN