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	Weather Summary

Kari Kiefer

Weather Underground Forecast for Friday, February 19, 2010.

Snowy conditions will move through the Central US on Friday as a system moves off the Central Rockies and into the Central Plains. A low pressure system that brought snow to Utah and Nevada will move eastward and trigger 4-8 inches of snow over most of Colorado. Higher elevations may see over 1 foot of new snow, while only 1-2 inches of flurries will persist over Utah. Flow around this system will create a front that will extend eastward over the Central Plains, kicking up 2-3 inches of snow over Kansas and Nebraska. This system will reach the Midwest and Mississippi River Valley by Friday night, bringing another 1-2 inches of snow with it. This system will push warmer air over the Central US and allow for highs in the 30s over most of the Plains.

Meanwhile to the south, another area of low pressure will spin over northeastern Mexico. Flow around this system will pull moisture off the the Gulf of Mexico and kick up scattered showers over the Gulf states. Expect rainy conditions over most of southeastern Texas with total rainfall between 0.5-1 inch.

In the Northeast, a large low pressure system spinning over eastern Texas will linger over the region. This will allow for another snowy day with highs remaining near 30. Expect no more than another 1-2 inches over the northern New England states.

Out West, a system spinning in the Pacific Ocean will approach northern California on Friday. This will bring overcast skies to most of the state with a chance of light showers. Meanwhile, the Pacific Northwest will remain sunny with highs in the 50s as the system takes a more southern route.

Temperatures in the Lower 48 states Thursday ranged from a low of -11 degrees at Fosston, Minn. to a high of 81 degrees at Imperial, Calif.

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Dr. Jeff Masters' WunderBlog:

January 2010: extremes and monthly summary

Posted: 9:33 AM EST on February 19, 2010

The globe recorded its fourth warmest January since record keeping began in 1880, according to NOAA's National Climatic Data Center. NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies rated January 2010 as the 2nd warmest January on record, behind January 2007. January 2010 global ocean temperatures were the 2nd warmest on record, next to 1998. Land temperatures in the Southern Hemisphere were the warmest on record, but in the Northern Hemisphere, they were the 18th warmest

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Fate was against a Hutchins, Texas man who was struck by lightning on this date in 1997. After surviving a traffic accident, the man got out of his vehicle to check on the people in the other car. That is when he was struck by lightning and killed.

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