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AWUS83 KFSD 081800
RWSSD
SDZ001>074-090300-
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
1159 AM CST SAT NOV 8 2008
A MOSTLY CLOUDY TO CLOUDY SKY CONTINUED OVER SOUTH DAKOTA OVERNIGHT
AND INTO THIS MORNING. HIGH PRESSURE WAS GRADUALLY BUILDING INTO THE
NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE STATE...BUT LOW PRESSURE OVER THE GREAT
LAKES WAS STILL ABLE TO BRING SCATTERED SNOW FLURRIES TO THE EASTERN
THIRD OF SOUTH DAKOTA THIS MORNING. NORTHWEST TO NORTH WINDS AT
GENERALLY 15 TO 30 MPH MADE IT FEEL LIKE TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE
TEENS...EVEN THOUGH LOWS WERE ONLY IN THE 20S AT MOST LOCATIONS.
THROUGH THE MORNING...TEMPERATURES DID NOT WARM VERY MUCH WITHOUT
ANY SUNSHINE...EXCEPT IN THE FAR SOUTHWEST. A FEW FLURRIES FELL IN
THE EAST...BUT MOST OF THE STATE WAS COLD...CLOUDY...AND BREEZY.
LOW TEMPERATURES ACROSS SOUTH DAKOTA THIS MORNING WERE MAINLY IN THE
20S. COLDER READINGS IN THE TEENS OCCURRED OVER THE 5 TO 9 INCHES OF
SNOW IN THE WEST. MARTIN WAS ONE OF THE COLDEST TOWNS...REPORTING 18
DEGREES. LEMMON...PARMALEE...AND PINNACLE WERE ALMOST AS CHILLY...
ALL GOING DOWN TO 19. SOME OF THE MILDER MINIMUMS WERE IN THE BLACK
HILLS...WHERE LOWS RANGED FROM 26 AT DEERFIELD...TO 35 AT LEAD. IN
THE EAST...YANKTON WAS THE MILD SPOT...HOLDING AT 28 THROUGH SUNRISE.
AT 11 AM CST...THE MAJORITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA WAS CLOUDY. HOWEVER...
THE BLACK HILLS AND SURROUNDING HIGH PLAINS SOUTHWEST OF A LINE FROM
ROCHFORD TO OELRICHS WERE MOSTLY SUNNY TO SUNNY. SCATTERED FLURRIES
CONTINUED ACROSS THE EASTERN THIRD OF THE STATE. TEMPERATURES WERE
IN THE MID TO UPPER 20S EAST AND CENTRAL...AND UPPER 20S TO 30S
WEST. EXTREMES ON THE HOUR RANGED FROM 24 IN FLURRIES AT WATERTOWN
AND UNDER CLOUDS AT MOBRIDGE...TO 38 IN THE SUN AT CUSTER. THE
EASTERN THIRD OF SOUTH DAKOTA HAD NORTHWEST TO NORTH WINDS AT 24 TO
28 MPH...WITH GUSTS OF 31 TO 40 MPH. THE CENTRAL THIRD OF THE STATE
HAD NORTHWEST TO NORTH WINDS AT 17 TO 22 MPH. MEANWHILE...THE
WESTERN THIRD OF SOUTH DAKOTA HAD VARIABLE WINDS FROM WEST TO NORTH
AT 3 TO 13 MPH. RAPID CITY WAS A LITTLE BREEZIER...WITH A NORTH WIND
AT 16 MPH REPORTED AT THE AIRPORT.
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AWUS83 KFSD 081634
RWSFSD
SDZ038>040-050-052>071-MNZ071-072-080-081-089-090-097-098-IAZ001>003-
012>014-020>022-031-032-NEZ013-014-082300-
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL UNITED STATES
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
1034 AM CST SAT NOV 8 2008
COLD AND WINDY CONDITIONS WILL CONTINUE ACROSS MUCH OF THE NORTHERN
PLAINS REGION THIS AFTERNOON...AS STRONG LOW PRESSURE SLOWLY MOVES
NORTHEAST AWAY FROM THE GREAT LAKES. SCATTERED FLURRIES WILL BE
FOUND NEAR THE INTERSTATE 29 CORRIDOR AND INTO WESTERN PARTS OF
MINNESOTA AND IOWA...WHILE LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS AFFECT THE CENTRAL AND
EASTERN SECTIONS OF THOSE STATES. LITTLE OR NO SNOW ACCUMULATION IS
EXPECTED IN THESE AREAS. BELOW NORMAL HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE 30S
WILL BE COMMON ACROSS THE REGION. HOWEVER...FAR SOUTHWEST SOUTH
DAKOTA...AND THE SOUTHWEST HALF OF NEBRASKA...COULD REACH THE 40 TO
45 DEGREE RANGE WITH PARTIAL SUNSHINE.
CLOUDS AND WIND SHOULD GRADUALLY DIMINISH ACROSS MUCH OF THE DAKOTAS
AND NEBRASKA OVERNIGHT...AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS SOUTH INTO THE
AREA. CLOUDS WILL LINGER FARTHER EAST...WITH A FEW EVENING FLURRIES
ACROSS MINNESOTA AND IOWA. LOW TEMPERATURES WILL RANGE FROM 10 TO 20
DEGREES IN THE WEST...TO THE LOWER OR MID 20S EAST.
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