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NORTH TEXAS WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORT WORTH TX
400 PM CDT FRI MAY 17 2013

A VERY STRONG DRY LINE EXTENDS ALONG OUR WESTERN PERIMETER WHERE
THUNDERSTORMS HAVE DEVELOPED. A WEAK STATIONARY FRONT LIES ALONG
THE RED RIVER NEAR CHILDRESS TO TEXARKANA. HOWEVER...NO UPPER LEVEL
DISTURBANCES WERE OVER OUR REGION AND THAT MEANS VERY LITTLE
MOVEMENT TO THE EAST ON THUNDERSTORMS THAT ARE IN OUR WESTERN AREAS.
VERY HOT 100 DEGREE TEMPS WERE IN OUR FAR WEST WHILE HUMID AND MUGGY
TEMPERATURES IN THE 80S WERE ELSEWHERE ACROSS OUR REGION. SOUTHEAST
WINDS OF 5 TO 15 MPH ARE OVER OUR REGION AND WILL CONTINUE TO
BRING UP MOIST AND MUGGY GULF AIR. TONIGHT WILL BE MOSTLY CLOUDY
WITH OUR LOWS IN THE UPPER 60S NORTH TO THE LOW 70S ELSEWHERE. ON
SATURDAY EXPECT MOSTLY CLOUDY IN THE EARLY MORNING TO PARTLY SUNNY
IN THE AFTERNOON WITH HUMID MUGGY TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 80S.
THUNDERSTORMS WILL AGAIN BE IN OUR WESTERN FRINGE AREAS.

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