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SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WERE SCATTERED ALONG A SLOW MOVING COLD 

FRONT THAT CROSSED CENTRAL AND EASTERN KANSAS DURING THE OVER NIGHT 

HOURS. RAINFALL AMOUNTS WERE GENERALLY FROM HALF TO ONE AND A HALF 

INCHES WITH SOME AREAS JUST RECEIVING A TRACE. EARLY MORNING TEMPERATURES 

WERE IN THE LOW 60S OVER THE NORTHERN PART OF THE STATE...TO THE 

UPPER 60S ACROSS THE SOUTHERN SECTIONS. AT MOST LOCATIONS WINDS WERE 

NORTH AT 5 TO 15 MPH.



A COLD FRONT EXTENDED FROM CENTRAL MISSOURI...ACROSS NORTHERN 

OKLAHOMA...WITH HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING INTO NEBRASKA. THUNDERSTORMS 

WILL CONTINUE ALONG THIS FRONTAL SYSTEM AS IT MOVES SOUTHEAST INTO 

SOUTHERN MISSOURI...ARKANSAS AND EASTERN OKLAHOMA. BY SATURDAY 

MORNING THE COLD FRONT WILL HAVE STALLED OUT OVER SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA 

AND ARKANSAS...WHERE MOST OF THE SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY 

WILL BE FOUND.



BEHIND THE FRONTAL BOUNDARY COOL CONDITIONS WILL BE EXPERIENCED OVER 

AREAS OF NEBRASKA...IOWA AND KANSAS.  AHEAD OF THE FRONT HOT 

CONDITIONS WILL CONTINUE ACROSS SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS.



HIGHS TODAY ARE EXPECTED TO RANGE FROM THE 70S AND LOW 80S ACROSS 

NEBRASKA...IOWA AND KANSAS...TO THE 90S OVER ARKANSAS AND PARTS OF 

SOUTHEAST OKLAHOMA. LOWS TONIGHT SHOULD BE IN THE 50S ACROSS IOWA 

AND NEBRASKA...TO THE 60S AND LOW 70S OVER ARKANSAS AND SOUTHERN 

OKLAHOMA.