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NORTH TEXAS WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORT WORTH TX
344 AM CDT WED MAY 22 2013

HIGH PRESSURE HAS SETTLED IN EARLY THIS MORNING IN WAKE OF THE
THUNDERSTORMS WHICH IMPACTED MUCH OF NORTH TEXAS YESTERDAY THROUGH
LATE LAST NIGHT. THIS HAS RESULTED IN LIGHT WINDS...COOL
CONDITIONS AND PATCHY DENSE FOG IN SOME AREAS. WACO...WAXAHACHIE
AND MCKINNEY ALL REPORTED VISIBILITIES BELOW ONE MILE IN THE PAST
HOUR. SEVERAL OTHER LOCATIONS ALONG THE INTERSTATE 35 CORRIDOR
REPORTED FOG WITH VISIBILITIES BETWEEN 1 AND 3 MILES. FOG WILL
DISSIPATE QUICKLY A WITHIN FEW HOURS AFTER SUNRISE THIS MORNING.

TEMPERATURES WERE ON THE COOL SIDE FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR...WITH
READINGS RANGING FROM THE LOW 50S TO AROUND 60. WINDS WERE
GENERALLY LIGHT AND VARIABLE.

PLEASANT WEATHER IS EXPECTED TODAY WITH TEMPERATURES WARMING INTO
THE 80S THIS AFTERNOON. SLIGHT CHANCES FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS WILL
RETURN TO THE REGION THURSDAY NIGHT...CONTINUING THROUGH FRIDAY
EVENING. SEASONABLY WARM CONDITIONS WITH LITTLE IN THE WAY OF RAIN
CHANCES ARE FORECAST FOR THE UPCOMING MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND.


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