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Here is a weather briefing for mid-america.
LOCALLY DENSE FOG WAS REPORTED OVERNIGHT IN NORTHEAST AND CENTRAL 

KANSAS...WHERE VISIBILITIES FELL TO AROUND 1QUARTER MILE.

OTHERWISE SKIES WERE PARTLY CLOUDY OVER THE EASTERN HALF OF THE 

STATE. EARLY MORNING TEMPERATURES GENERALLY RANGED FROM THE LOWER 

50S IN CENTRAL KANSAS...TO THE UPPER 60S IN THE SOUTHEAST. 

WINDS WERE LIGHT AND VARIABLE. 



AREAS OF FOG WILL BURN OFF BY MID MORNING ACROSS IOWA...EASTERN 

NEBRASKA...NORTHEAST KANSAS AND NORTHWEST MISSOURI. 

OTHERWISE SKIES WILL BE PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY ACROSS THE CENTRAL 

PLAINS TODAY. THERE IS A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS OVER 

EASTERN OKLAHOMA...SOUTHEAST KANSAS...ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI TODAY.  

HIGHS WILL RANGE FROM THE 60S IN NORTHWEST NEBRASKA AND MUCH OF 

IOWA...TO THE 80S ACROSS WESTERN AND SOUTHERN KANSAS...OKLAHOMA AND 

PORTIONS OF ARKANSAS. 



A COLD FRONT MOVING RAPIDLY SOUTHEAST...WILL SWEEP THROUGH MOST OF 

NEBRASKA BY LATE AFTERNOON...AND THROUGH THE REMAINDER OF THE KANSAS 

REGION BY TOMORROW MORNING. WINDY CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED BEHIND THE 

FRONT. THERE IS A CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS FROM IOWA TO 

ARKANSAS OVERNIGHT.  OTHERWISE SKIES WILL BE PARTLY TO MOSTLY 

CLOUDY. LOWS TONIGHT WILL VARY FROM THE 30S IN NEBRASKA AND 

NORTHEAST COLORADO...TO THE 60S IN EASTERN OKLAHOMA AND ARKANSAS.