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Here is a weather briefing for mid-america.
PATCHY FOG DEVELOPED WHILE CLOUDY SKIES HUNG OVER THE EASTERN HALF OF 

KANSAS...AND A FEW THUNDERSTORMS RUMBLED ACROSS CENTRAL AND 

NORTHEASTERN KANSAS DURING THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. SOME STORMS THAT 

FIRED ACROSS PARTS OF KANSAS LAST NIGHT WERE SEVERE...PRODUCING 

TORNADOES ACROSS BUTLER...HARPER AND SUMNER COUNTIES. WINDS ACROSS 

THE SUNFLOWER STATE GENERALLY BLEW FROM A NORTHERLY DIRECTION AT 

SPEEDS LESS THAN 10 MPH. PRE-DAWN TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM 62 

DEGREES AT CONCORDIA...TO 73 DEGREES AT COFFEYVILLE.



PARTLY CLOUDY TO CLOUDY SKIES AND THE CHANCE OF MORE RAINFALL IS IN 

THE FORECAST...AS MOISTURE FROM TROPICAL STORM ALLISON BEGINS TO 

SPILL INTO SECTIONS OF THE HEARTLAND. IN ADDITION TO THE FRONTAL 

BOUNDARY LOCATED ACROSS MISSOURI AND KANSAS...UPPER LEVEL 

DISTURBANCES MOVING ACROSS THE REGION WILL TRIGGER SHOWER AND 

THUNDERSTORM FORMATION TODAY AND INTO TONIGHT ACROSS SECTIONS OF 

MID AMERICA...WITH SOME STORMS ACROSS SOUTHERN ARKANSAS PRODUCING 

TORRENTIAL DOWNPOURS. 



HIGHS ON WEDNESDAY WILL RANGE FROM THE WARM 90S ACROSS 

ARKANSAS...TO THE 80S AND 70S ACROSS KANSAS...WHILE THE HIGH ACROSS 

NORTHEAST IOWA WILL TOP OUT IN THE LOWER 60S. OVERNIGHT LOWS WILL BE 

IN THE 50S AND 60S ACROSS MOST LOCALES. THE EXCEPTIONS WILL BE  

SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS WHERE THE LOW WILL DROP INTO THE 

70S.