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Here is a weather briefing for mid-america.
SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS RUMBLED ACROSS PARTS OF SOUTHEAST KANSAS 
OVERNIGHT.  LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL AND HAIL UP TO ONE AND ONE 
QUARTER INCHES FELL OVER SUMNER COUNTY AROUND MIDNIGHT.  THE 
REMAINDER OF CENTRAL AND NORTHEAST KANSAS REPORTED CLEAR TO PARTLY 
CLOUDY SKIES.  TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM 55 DEGREES AT RUSSELL...TO 
70 AT JABARA AIRPORT IN WICHITA.

A COLD FRONT STRETCHED FROM SOUTHEAST NEW MEXICO...ACROSS SOUTHEAST 
KANSAS...INTO NORTHERN ILLINOIS.  THIS FRONT WILL CONTINUE TO PUSH 
SLOWLY SOUTHWARD DURING THE DAY...BEFORE STALLING OUT ACROSS 
OKLAHOMA.  HIGH PRESSURE WILL SETTLE IN ITS WAKE...RESULTING IN 
COOLER TEMPERATURES FOR MOST OF THE REGION.

SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS REMAIN POSSIBLE TODAY FOR MUCH OF 
OKLAHOMA...WITH MOSTLY SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES ELSEWHERE.  HIGH 
TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN IN THE 70S OVER IOWA...MUCH OF MISSOURI AND 
NEBRASKA...AS WELL AS PORTIONS OF KANSAS.  READINGS IN THE 80S WILL 
BE COMMON FOR THE REST OF THE AREA.

OVERNIGHT LOWS WILL DROP INTO THE 40S FOR PARTS OF WESTERN NEBRASKA 
AND NORTHERN IOWA...WITH SOME 60S ACROSS SOUTHERN KANSAS AND MUCH OF 
OKLAHOMA.  TEMPERATURES IN THE 50S WILL BE FOUND OVER THE REMAINDER 
OF THE KANSAS REGION.