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SKIES WERE MOSTLY SUNNY ACROSS MOST OF EASTERN KANSAS THIS 

AFTERNOON. HIGH CLOUDS WERE ON THE INCREASE ACROSS PARTS OF CENTRAL 

AND SOUTH CENTRAL KANSAS. LOW CLOUDS WERE STARTING TO MOVE INTO 

LOCATIONS ALONG THE OKLAHOMA BORDER. AFTERNOON READINGS WERE MAINLY 

IN THE UPPER 70S TO LOWER 80S.



A FRONT TO THE SOUTH ACROSS OKLAHOMA...AND ANOTHER FRONT MOVING 

SOUTH OUT OF MONTANA...WILL BRING A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND 

THUNDERSTORMS TO PARTS OF MIDDLE AMERICA THROUGH SUNDAY. LOCALLY 

HEAVY RAINFALL IS POSSIBLE WITH THUNDERSTORMS OVER SOUTHEASTERN 

OKLAHOMA TONIGHT. THE NORTHERN COLD FRONT...WILL BRING A COOLDOWN TO 

NEBRASKA AND NORTHERN KANSAS SUNDAY.



LOWS WILL VARY FROM THE 40S IN NORTHWESTERN NEBRASKA...TO THE 70S IN 

THE SOUTHERN SECTIONS OF OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS.



SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS ARE POSSIBLE SUNDAY FROM IOWA AND POINTS 

SOUTH INTO OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS. AFTERNOON HIGHS CAN BE EXPECTED TO 

RANGE FROM THE COOLER AND LESS HUMID 60S AND 70S IN NEBRASKA...TO 

THE MUGGY 80S FROM EASTERN KANSAS INTO OKLAHOMA.