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REGIONAL WEATHER SYNOPSIS FOR THE NORTH CENTRAL UNITED STATES
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
910 PM CST TUE NOV 24 2009

SCATTERED LIGHT SHOWERS AND PATCHY DRIZZLE WILL CONTINUE TO
CIRCULATE AROUND LOW PRESSURE AS ITS SLOWLY EXITS IOWA THROUGH THE
REST OF THIS EVENING.  ANOTHER SYSTEM WILL CRASH SOUTHEAST THROUGH
THE NORTHERN PLAINS LATER TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY. COLDER AIR ALONG
WITH WINDY CONDITIONS WILL SPREAD THROUGH THE REGION...WITH A BRIEF
CHANCE FOR SNOWFALL ALONG THE LEADING EDGE OF THE COLD PUSH TONIGHT.
ON WEDNESDAY...SNOW SHOWERS WILL BE CONCENTRATED ACROSS MINNESOTA
AND NEIGHBORING AREAS...TAPERING OFF DURING THE EVENING HOURS. MOST
AREAS WILL SEE NO MORE THAN A LIGHT SNOW ACCUMULATION...GREATEST FOR
PORTIONS OF NORTHERN AND EASTERN MINNESOTA.

LOWS TONIGHT...WILL RANGE FROM AROUND 20 DEGREES IN THE WESTERN
PLAINS...TO THE UPPER 30S AND LOWER 40S ACROSS EASTERN IOWA AND
SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA. ON WEDNESDAY...HIGHS IN THE 30S WILL BE COMMON
FOR MINNESOTA AND ADJACENT AREAS...WITH LOWER TO MID 40S OVER
SOUTHWEST SOUTH DAKOTA...MUCH OF NEBRASKA AND SOUTHERN IOWA.

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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
830 PM CST TUE NOV 24 2009

ANOTHER FRONTAL SYSTEM WAS MAKING ITS WAYS INTO SOUTH DAKOTA LATE
THIS AFTERNOON AND INTO THIS EVENING...WITH A WARM FRONT LOCATED
ALONG THE MISSOURI RIVER AT 8 PM AND A COLD FRONT CLOSE BEHIND. JUST
AS SKIES CLEARED THESE TWO BOUNDARIES WERE SPREADING MORE CLOUD
COVER BACK INTO SOUTH DAKOTA...WITH WIDELY SCATTERED SHOWERS
DEVELOPING IN THE WEST.

DURING THE AFTERNOON...SKIES BECAME MOSTLY SUNNY BY MID AFTERNOON
BUT THEN BEGAN TO INCREASE AGAIN IN THE WEST LATE. TEMPERATURES WERE
MILD WITH READINGS MAINLY IN THE 40S...WITH EXTREMES FROM 38 DEGREES
AT MOBRIDGE TO 51 DEGREES IN PHILIP AND RAPID CITY.

INTO THIS EVENING...THE LATE AFTERNOON CLOUDS IN THE WEST SPREAD
EAST BLANKETING THE STATE BY MID EVENING. IN THE WEST...WIDELY
SCATTERED SHOWERS DEVELOPED EXTENDING WEST TO EAST JUST NORTH OF THE
I-90 CORRIDOR. TEMPERATURES AT 8 PM RANGED FROM 30 DEGREES IN
ABERDEEN TO 44 DEGREES AT MOBRIDGE AND PHILIP. WINDS WERE WESTERLY
AT 5 TO 10 MILES IN THE EAST...AND WEST TO NORTHWEST AT 15 TO 25
MILES AN HOUR OVER THE WEST AND CENTRAL. THE EXCEPTION WAS AT
BUFFALO...NEAR THE COLD FRONT...WHERE NORTHWEST WINDS WERE BLOWING
AT 20 TO 40 MILES AN HOUR.

$$