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AWUS81 KRLX 082106
RWSRLX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
406 PM EST SUN NOV 8 2009
.SYNOPSIS...
THE NICE WEATHER OF THIS WEEKEND CONTINUES INTO THE NEW WORK
WEAK...AS HIGH PRESSURE REMAINS PARKED OFF THE EAST COAST. TONIGHT
WILL BE A LITTLE COOLER THAN LAST NIGHT PER LIGHTER WIND...AND
MONDAY A TOUCH COOLER PER HIGH CLOUDS OVERSPREADING THE AREA.
STILL...TEMPERATURES SHOULD CLIMB INTO THE LOWER 70S ACROSS THE
LOWLANDS.
MOISTURE WILL INCREASE ON TUESDAY...BOTH FROM A LOW PRESSURE TO OUR
SOUTH...OVER THE GULF COAST STATES...AND FROM A WEAK COLD FRONT
APPROACHING FROM THE NORTHWEST. THE HIGHER CHANCES OF RAIN WILL
PROBABLY BE ACROSS THE VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA BORDER
COUNTIES...COMPARED TO COUNTIES FURTHER NORTHWEST...NEAR THE OHIO
RIVER.
COOLER AND DRIER AIR WILL OVERSPREAD THE AREA ON WEDNESDAY...AS HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS OUR WAY FROM THE MIDWEST. HIGH PRESSURE WILL DOMINATE
THE REGION BEHIND THE EXITING SYSTEM FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK.
THIS WILL BRING DRY CONDITIONS...AND A GRADUAL WARM UP IN
TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE REGION.
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.NEAR TERM IMPACTS /THROUGH MONDAY/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
.SHORT TERM IMPACTS /MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
.LONG TERM IMPACTS /THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
$$
SYNOPSIS...TRM/SL/JMV
NEAR TERM...TRM
SHORT TERM...JMV
LONG TERM...SL
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AWUS83 KPAH 082053
RWSPAH
ILZ075>078-080>094-INZ081-082-085>088-KYZ001>022-MOZ076-086-087-
100-107>112-114-090900-
WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PADUCAH KY
253 PM CST SUN NOV 8 2009
TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM THE LOW 50S NEAR THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
RIVER VALLEYS TO THE LOW 40S ACROSS THE PENNYRILE REGION OF
KENTUCKY AND PORTIONS OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.
THERE WERE EVEN A FEW REPORTS OF UPPER 30S IN THE SHELTERED
VALLEYS OF THE OZARK FOOTHILLS. WINDS WERE MUCH LIGHTER THAN
YESTERDAY AS SUNSHINE PREVAILED THROUGH THE MORNING HOURS...ADDING
TO THE UNSEASONABLE WARMTH AS TEMPERATURES NEARED 70 DEGREES BY
MIDDAY.
HURRICANE IDA CONTINUES TO CHURN ITS WAY NORTHWARD TOWARD THE
NORTHERN GULF COAST...WHILE HIGH PRESSURE TO ITS NORTH REMAINS IN
CONTROL OF THE WEATHER ACROSS OUR REGION THROUGH MONDAY. A
WEAKENING COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH FROM THE UPPER MIDWEST ON
TUESDAY RESULTING IN A SLIGHT CHANCE OF SHOWERS...BEFORE ANOTHER
AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE DROPS IN FROM THE NORTHWEST ON WEDNESDAY.
THIS WILL ALSO HELP FORCE THE REMNANTS OF IDA WELL TO OUR
EAST...WITH MORE DRY WEATHER EXPECTED TO LAST INTO THE WEEKEND.
HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL BE IN THE 70S FOR ONE MORE DAY ON MONDAY
BEFORE DROPPING BACK INTO THE LOWER AND MIDDLE 60S FOR THE REST
OF THE WEEK.
$$
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AWUS83 KJKL 082038
RWSJKL
KYZ044-050>052-058>060-068-069-079-080-083>088-104-106>120-091015-
REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON KY
338 PM EST SUN NOV 8 2009
ANOTHER COOL MORNING WAS EXPERIENCED ACROSS THE REGION WITH
TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE MID 30S IN MOST VALLEYS LOCATIONS. A
GENEROUS AMOUNT OF FALL SUNSHINE ONCE AGAIN PUSHED AFTERNOON
TEMPERATURES INTO THE 70S. WISPY CIRRUS CLOUDS WERE THE ONLY CLOUDS
VISIBLE ACROSS EASTERN KENTUCKY FINISHING OUT A MOST WONDERFUL
WEEKEND.
THE AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE OFF THE EAST COAST WILL KEEP THE REGION
MOSTLY DRY AND CLEAR THROUGH MONDAY...WITH CLEAR NIGHTS AND MOSTLY
SUNNY DAYS WITH...MONDAYS HIGHS ONCE AGAIN IN THE 70S. LATE MONDAY
NIGHT AND TUESDAY WILL SEE SOME INCREASING CLOUDS AND SLIGHTLY
COOLER TEMPERATURES...WITH A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR RAIN SHOWERS. THE
HIGHEST CHANCES FOR RAIN WILL OCCUR TUESDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH THE
EVENING ALONG THE TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA BORDER COUNTIES.
ON THIS DATE IN WEATHER HISTORY...IN 1986...THUNDERSTORMS PRODUCING
HEAVY RAINS DEPOSITED ANYWHERE FROM THREE TO FIVE INCHES OF RAINFALL
IN TWELVE HOURS ACROSS EAST KENTUCKY. THIS TRIGGERED FLASH FLOODING
IN MANY COUNTIES. MORGAN COUNTY RECEIVED SOME OF THE EARLIEST
FLOODING...BUT THIS WAS QUICKLY FOLLOWED BY FLASH FLOODING THAT
PROMPTED EVACUATIONS IN FLOYD AND JOHNSON COUNTIES. MAGOFFIN AND
PERRY COUNTIES AS WELL AS BREATHITT AND JACKSON COUNTIES WERE ALSO
HIT BY FLOODS.
$$
MACZKO/DBS
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AWUS83 KJKL 080901
RWSJKL
KYZ044-050>052-058>060-068-069-079-080-083>088-104-106>120-090015-
REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON KY
401 AM EST SUN NOV 8 2009
CLEAR SKIES AND CALM WINDS WERE IN PLACE OVER EASTERN KENTUCKY
SATURDAY NIGHT AND EARLY SUNDAY AS AN AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE OFF TO
THE EAST REMAINED IN CONTROL OF THE WEATHER. AS OF 4 AM...VALLEY
LOCATIONS HAD ONCE AGAIN COOLED OFF INTO THE MID TO UPPER
30S...WHILE RIDGE TOPS REMAINED IN THE MID 40S TO AROUND 50 DEGREES.
THE AREA OF HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL BRING ANOTHER WARM AND DRY DAY
TO EASTERN KENTUCKY TODAY...WITH AFTERNOON HIGHS FOR MOST LOCATIONS
CLIMBING INTO THE LOWER 70S. MONDAY WILL BE MORE OF THE SAME WITH
MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES AND HIGHS ONCE AGAIN IN THE 70S FOR THE REGION.
TUESDAY WILL SEE SOME INCREASING CLOUDS AND SLIGHTLY COOLER
TEMPERATURES...WITH A CHANCE FOR RAIN SHOWERS LATE IN THE DAY.
ON THIS DATE IN WEATHER HISTORY...IN 1986...THUNDERSTORMS PRODUCING
HEAVY RAINS DEPOSITED ANYWHERE FROM THREE TO FIVE INCHES OF RAINFALL
IN TWELVE HOURS ACROSS EAST KENTUCKY. THIS TRIGGERED FLASH FLOODING
IN MANY COUNTIES. MORGAN COUNTY RECEIVED SOME OF THE EARLIEST
FLOODING...BUT THIS WAS QUICKLY FOLLOWED BY FLASH FLOODING THAT
PROMPTED EVACUATIONS IN FLOYD AND JOHNSON COUNTIES. MAGOFFIN AND
PERRY COUNTIES AS WELL AS BREATHITT AND JACKSON COUNTIES WERE ALSO
HIT BY FLOODS.
$$
MACZKO
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AWUS81 KRLX 080831
RWSRLX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
331 AM EST SUN NOV 8 2009
.SYNOPSIS...
HIGH PRESSURE...OFF THE CAROLINA COAST...WILL CONTINUE THE DRY
NOVEMBER ENVIRONMENT THROUGH MONDAY...WITH THOSE WARM AFTERNOONS.
MOISTURE WILL INCREASE ON TUESDAY...BOTH FROM A LOW PRESSURE TO OUR
SOUTH...OVER THE GULF COAST STATES...AND FROM A WEAK COLD FRONT
APPROACHING FROM THE NORTHWEST. THE HIGHER CHANCES OF RAIN WILL
PROBABLY BE ACROSS THE VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA BORDER
COUNTIES...COMPARED TO COUNTIES FURTHER NORTHWEST...NEAR THE OHIO
RIVER.
COLDER AND DRIER AIR SHOULD BE FELT ON WEDNESDAY...WHILE HIGH
PRESSURE BUILDS OUR WAY FROM THE MIDWEST.
&&
.NEAR TERM IMPACTS /THROUGH MONDAY/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
.SHORT TERM IMPACTS /MONDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
.LONG TERM IMPACTS /WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
$$
SYNOPSIS...KTB/CL
NEAR TERM...CL
SHORT TERM...KTB
LONG TERM...RPY
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AWUS81 KRLX 072026
RWSRLX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
326 PM EST SAT NOV 7 2009
.SYNOPSIS...
HIGH PRESSURE WILL BE THE RULE INTO THE BEGINNING OF THE WEEK.
A COLD FRONT IS INITIALLY TIMED TO PASS...LONG ABOUT TUESDAY
AFTERNOON...WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS.
A HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL THEN BUILD OVER THE REGION FOR WEDNESDAY
THROUGH THE END OF THE WORK WEEK.
&&
.NEAR TERM IMPACTS /THROUGH SUNDAY/...
WITH THE RECENT LACK OF RAIN LEADING TO DRY LEAF LITTER...THE
COMBINATION OF WARMER TEMPERATURES...WIND...AND LOW RELATIVE
HUMIDITY...WILL CREATE AN ENHANCED FIRE DANGER FOR THIS AFTERNOON
AND EVENING. IT WOULD BE BEST TO AVOID OUTDOOR BURNING.
WINDS SHOULD DECREASE OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.
&&
.SHORT TERM IMPACTS /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
.LONG TERM IMPACTS /WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
$$
SYNOPSIS...AAR/JMV/RPY
NEAR TERM...AAR
SHORT TERM...JMV
LONG TERM...RPY
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AWUS81 KRLX 070812
RWSRLX
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
312 AM EST SAT NOV 7 2009
.SYNOPSIS...
HIGH PRESSURE IS MOVING TO OUR EAST THIS SATURDAY. THIS WILL ALLOW
A WIND TO DEVELOP...AND A NOTICEABLE WARM UP THIS AFTERNOON. THE
COMBINATION OF THAT WIND AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY WILL CREATE AN
ENHANCED FIRE DANGER. IT WOULD BE BEST TO AVOID ANY OUTDOOR BURNING
TODAY. OTHERWISE...NO WEATHER EXCUSES TO AVOID THOSE OUTDOOR
WEEKEND CHORES.
THE INDIAN SUMMER WARM SPELL WILL CONTINUE ON SUNDAY INTO
MONDAY...BUT THE WIND IS EXPECTED TO BE LESS.
A COLD FRONT IS INITIALLY TIMED TO PASS...LONG ABOUT TUESDAY
AFTERNOON...WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS.
HIGH PRESSURE AND COOLER AIR SHOULD ARRIVE FOR WEDNESDAY.
&&
.NEAR TERM IMPACTS /THROUGH TONIGHT/...
WITH THE RECENT LACK OF RAIN LEADING TO DRY LEAF LITTER...THE
COMBINATION OF WARMER TEMPERATURES...WIND...AND LOW RELATIVE
HUMIDITY...WILL CREATE AN ENHANCED FIRE DANGER FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
IT WOULD BE BEST TO AVOID OUTDOOR BURNING.
WINDS SHOULD DECREASE OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.
&&
.SHORT TERM IMPACTS /SUNDAY THROUGH MONDAY NIGHT/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
.LONG TERM IMPACTS /TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER IMPACTS EXPECTED AT THIS TIME.
&&
$$
SYNOPSIS...KTB/CL
NEAR TERM...CL
SHORT TERM...KTB
LONG TERM...JSH
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