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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GAYLORD MI
900 PM EST SUN NOV 22 2009

...IN AND OUT OF LOW CLOUDS AND FOG...

PERSISTENT SURFACE RIDGING AND SUBSIDENCE COUPLED WITH LINGERING LOW
LEVEL MOISTURE AND RELATIVELY LIGHT WINDS AS KEPT MICHIGAN IN AND
OUT OF LOW CLOUDS AND FOG OVER WEEKEND. ANY DAYTIME PROGRESS IN THE
DISSIPATION OF THE LOW CLOUDS AND FOG (AND IN SOME PLACES THIS
PROGRESS WAS VERY LIMITED) HAS BEEN SHORT-LIVED AS SUNSET HAS
QUICKLY BROUGHT REDEVELOPMENT. THE MOST STUBBORN LOW CLOUDS AND FOG
HANG OVER NORTH CENTRAL AND ESPECIALLY NORTHEAST LOWER MICHIGAN...
AND AROUND THE SAINT MARYS RIVER SYSTEM IN FAR EASTERN UPPER
MICHIGAN.


EXPECT LOW CLOUDS AND FOG WILL REMAIN OVER THE REGION FOR THE
REMAINDER OF THE NIGHT AND INTO MONDAY MORNING...AS OVERNIGHT LOWS
DROP INTO THE LOW TO MID 30S AGAIN. PRECIPITATION FREE CONDITIONS
WILL PERSIST THROUGH TUESDAY...WITH OUR NEXT CHANCE OF RAIN ARRIVING
DURING THE BUSY TRAVEL TIME FROM LATE TUESDAY NIGHT THROUGH
THANKSGIVING...WITH THE RAIN MIXING WITH AND POSSIBLY CHANGING TO
SNOW LATE WEDNESDAY INTO THANKSGIVING.

ON NOVEMBER 23RD IN NATIONAL WEATHER HISTORY...IN 2004...AN OUTBREAK
OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ACROSS THE SOUTH CENTRAL US PRODUCED REPORTS
OF 54 TORNADOES ACROSS PORTIONS OF TEXAS...LOUISIANA...ARKANSAS AND
ALABAMA. IN TEXAS`S HARDIN COUNTY...ONE PERSON WAS KILLED WITH THREE
INJURED WHEN A TORNADO STRUCK DURING THE AFTERNOON.

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