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SEVERE STORMS TRACKED FROM SOUTHWEST  INTO CENTRAL KANSAS 
OVERNIGHT. ADDITIONAL STORMS DEVELOPED AFTER MIDNIGHT ACROSS THE 
NORTHEAST PORTION OF THE STATE. THE STRONGEST OF THESE STORMS 
PRODUCED MULTIPLE TORNADOES FROM GREENSBURG...NORTH TO NEAR GREAT 
BEND. A COUPLE HOURS PRIOR TO SUNRISE...THE STORMS HAD WEAKENED A BIT 
AND MOVED INTO THE NORTH CENTRAL AND NORTHEAST PORTION OF KANSAS. 

[.] GUSTY SOUTHEAST WINDS ALLOWED MILD TEMPERATURES TO REMAIN IN PLACE 
OVERNIGHT. EARLY MORNING READINGS WERE GENERALLY IN THE 65 TO 70 
DEGREE RANGE. NORMAL LOWS FOR THIS TIME ARE NEAR THE 50 DEGREE MARK.

[.] THE ATMOSPHERE IS EXPECTED TO RELOAD TODAY WITH ANOTHER ROUND OF 
SEVERE STORMS. A DRY LINE WILL BE THE FOCUS FOR STORMS THIS 
AFTERNOON AND IS FORECAST TO EXTEND FROM NEAR NORTH PLATTE 
NEBRASKA...TO EAST OF DODGE CITY KANSAS. SEVERE STORMS WILL BE 
POSSIBLE ALONG AND EAST OF THIS DRY LINE OVER WEST-CENTRAL 
KANSAS...WEST-CENTRAL NEBRASKA AND WESTERN OKLAHOMA.
[.] STORMS...SOME 
POSSIBLY SEVERE...WILL CONTINUE OVERNIGHT AS STRONG LOW LEVEL WINDS 
CONTINUE TO PUMP MOISTURE INTO THE CENTRAL PLAINS. THE MOST LIKELY 
AREAS TO EXPERIENCE OVERNIGHT STORMS WILL BE THE EASTERN HALF OF 
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA...ALONG WITH MUCH OF OKLAHOMA.

[.] HIGHS TODAY ARE FORECAST TO RANGE FROM AROUND 70 DEGREES OVER FAR 
WEST NEBRASKA AND NORTHWEST KANSAS...TO THE 80S OVER THE REMAINDER 
OF THE MIDLANDS. LOOK FOR OVERNIGHT LOWS TO SINK INTO THE MID 40S 
OVER WESTERN NEBRASKA...TO AROUND 70 OVER SOUTHERN MISSOURI.
