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WIDELY SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS FORMED OVER CENTRAL AND SOUTH CENTRAL 

KANSAS EARLY THIS MORNING....PRODUCING VERY LIGHT RAINFALL TOTALS. 

OTHERWISE...A VEIL OF CLOUDS COVERED MOST OF THE REGION. PRE-DAWN 

TEMPERATURES WERE IN THE 70S, AS SOUTH WINDS PREVAILED AT 5 TO 15 

MPH.



SEVERE WEATHER IS LIKELY TO BE FOUND ACROSS A LARGE PORTION OF 

MIDDLE AMERICA TUESDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHT. A STRONG COLD   

FRONT ACROSS THE WESTERN HIGH PLAINS WILL MOVE SOUTHEAST...

REACHING CENTRAL IOWA...SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA AND CENTRAL KANSAS BY 

LATE AFTERNOON. SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS WILL ERUPT ALONG THIS BOUNDARY

AS IT ENCOUNTERS EXTREMELY UNSTABLE AIR. HEAVY RAINS WILL ALSO BE 

POSSIBLE...AS A FLASH FLOOD WATCH IS POSTED FOR EAST CENTRAL IOWA.



BEFORE THE STORMS FORM...STRONG SOUTHERLY WINDS WILL GUST OVER 40 

MPH IN SOME LOCATIONS. THE STRONG WINDS HAVE PROMPTED WIND 

ADVISORIES TODAY ACROSS CENTRAL AND EASTERN KANSAS AS WELL AS

WESTERN MISSOURI.



TUESDAY NIGHT THE SEVERE WEATHER AND THE POTENTIAL FOR HEAVY 

RAINS WILL SHIFT EAST INTO EASTERN IOWA...WESTERN MISSOURI...

EASTERN KANSAS AND CENTRAL OKLAHOMA.



HIGHS TODAY WILL RANGE FROM THE UPPER 60S AND 70S IN WESTERN 

NEBRASKA...TO THE 90S IN IOWA...MISSOURI...EASTERN KANSAS

...OKLAHOMA...AND ARKANSAS. LOW TEMPERATURES ARE FORECAST

TO BE IN THE 50S IN WESTERN NEBRASKA...WESTERN KANSAS AND

NORTHERN IOWA...WITH 60S ELSEWHERE.