Regional Weather Summary
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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
900 AM CDT SUN MAY 19 2013

THUNDERSTORMS MOVED EAST ACROSS EXTREME NORTH CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
OVERNIGHT...PRODUCING RAINFALL UP TO ONE QUARTER OF AN INCH. THE SKY
WAS CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY ELSEWHERE DURING THE OVERNIGHT PERIOD. A
COLD FRONT ENTERED NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA...SHIFTING THE WIND TO A
NORTHERLY DIRECTION. LOW TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM 55 DEGREES AT
BUFFALO TO 74 DEGREES AT MADILL AND AT SEYMOUR TEXAS.

THIS MORNING THE SKY HAD BECOME CLOUDY OVER CENTRAL AND NORTH
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA...WITH A CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKY ELSEWHERE. THE
COLD FRONT EXTENDED FROM NEAR BLACKWELL TO ENID...WATONGA...AND
ERICK. BEHIND THE FRONT THE WIND WAS NORTHERLY AT AROUND 10 MPH.
AHEAD OF THE FRONT THE WIND WAS SOUTHERLY AT 10 TO 20 MPH AND
OCCASSIONAL HIGHER GUSTS. TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM THE MID 60S IN
NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA TO THE MID 80S IN SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF WESTERN
NORTH TEXAS.

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