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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR NORTH-CENTRAL AND NORTHEAST WISCONSIN
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GREEN BAY WI
1031 AM CDT WED MAY 22 2013

THROUGH THE MID-MORNING HOURS...BROAD SURFACE LOW PRESSURE
GRADUALLY MOVED EAST OVER EASTERN IOWA AND THE WISCONSIN ILLINOIS
BORDER. AN AREA OF LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN AND ISOLATED
THUNDERSTORMS MOVED NORTHWARD ACROSS SOUTHERN WISCONSIN AND
CENTRAL LAKE MICHIGAN WHILE MUCH OF NORTHERN AND CENTRAL WISCONSIN
REMAINED DRY. HOWEVER...AREAS OF DENSE FOG REMAINED IN PLACE OVER
THE BAY OF GREEN BAY AND THE LAKE MICHIGAN SHORELINE. TEMPERATURES
WERE SIGNIFICANTLY COLDER THAN THEY WERE 24 HOURS AGO...AND RANGED
FROM THE MIDDLE 40S AT LAND O LAKES TO AROUND 62 AT WAUTOMA.

LOW PRESSURE MOVING ACROSS THE WESTERN GREAT LAKES WILL BRING
THE RAIN FROM DOWN STATE INTO TO CENTRAL AND NORTHERN WISCONSIN THIS
AFTERNOON AND WILL CONTINUE INTO TONIGHT. THE RAIN WILL END FROM
NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST LATE TONIGHT AND COOL CANADIAN HIGH
PRESSURE WILL RETURN FOR SEVERAL DAYS. AS A RESULT...BELOW NORMAL
TEMPERATURES SHOULD PREVAIL INTO THE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND. A
WIDESPREAD FROST OR FREEZE IS EXPECTED FRIDAY MORNING...ESPECIALLY
NORTH AND WEST OF THE FOX VALLEY. AREAS OF FROST ARE EXPECTED FROM
THE FOX VALLEY TO THE LAKESHORE. PERSONS WITH COLD SENSITIVE
PLANTS SHOULD TAKE ACTION ON THURSDAY TO PROTECT THEM FROM THE
COLD.

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