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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY FOR EASTERN KANSAS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WICHITA KS
448 PM CST SUN DEC 01 2013

CLEAR SKIES WERE NOTED ACROSS THE EASTERN HALF OF KANSAS THIS
AFTERNOON...EXCEPT FOR A SMALL QUADRANT IN THE FAR SOUTHEAST
SECTIONS WHERE A THINK PATCH OF CLOUDS AND SLIGHTLY REDUCED
VISIBILITIES DUE TO FOG PREVAILED.  UNSEASONABLY WARM WEATHER
OCCURRED WITH TEMPERATURES RANGING FROM THE MIDDLE 50S TO THE LOWER
60S.  EVEN THOUGH THE TEMPERATURES WERE QUITE PLEASANT TO FEEL...THE
MOST OUTSTANDING ATTRIBUTE THIS AFTERNOON WAS THE LACK OF WIND.

THE MILD WEATHER WILL CONTINUE INTO TONIGHT AS MOST LOCATIONS WILL
REMAIN CLOUD FREE WITH WINDS LESS THAN 5 MPH.  HOWEVER...PATCHY
AREAS OF DENSE FOG IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP OVER NIGHT IN FAR
SOUTHEAST KANSAS...NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA...AND SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.

THE LOWS TONIGHT WILL WILL VARY FROM THE MIDDLE 20S IN IOWA AND
PORTIONS OF NEBRASKA...TO THE 30S IN KANSAS AND MOST OF MISSOURI AND
OKLAHOMA.  HOWEVER...IF YOU TRAVEL FAR ENOUGH SOUTH...A FEW 40
DEGREE READINGS WILL BE NOTED.  ON MONDAY...MOST OF THE HEARTLAND
WILL WARM BACK INTO THE 60S. HOWEVER...LOCATIONS IN NORTHERN
NEBRASKA AND IOWA WILL ONLY CLIMB INTO THE 50S.

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CWH