Regional Weather Summary
Issued by NWS Wichita, KS

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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY FOR EASTERN KANSAS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WICHITA KS
456 AM CST TUE DEC 10 2013

LOW CLOUDS AND LIGHT SNOW MOVED OUT OF SOUTHEAST KANSAS AROUND
MIDNIGHT...LEAVING CLEAR SKIES AND VERY COLD TEMPERATURES BEHIND.
EARLY MORNING READINGS WERE GENERALLY AROUND THE 10 DEGREE MARK.
NORMAL LOWS FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR ARE IN THE MIDDLE 20S.

THE UPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM THAT BROUGHT SNOW TO FAR
SOUTHERN KANSAS...NORTHERN OKLAHOMA AND THE OZARK REGION ON MONDAY
WILL CONTINUE TO PUSH EAST...LEAVING DRY CONDITIONS AND SLIGHTLY
WARMER TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE PLAINS. HIGHS TODAY ARE EXPECTED TO
RANGE FROM THE LOW 20S OVER EASTERN NEBRASKA AND IOWA...TO THE MID
30S OVER OKLAHOMA AND SOUTHERN KANSAS.

ANOTHER FAST MOVING WAVE IS FORECAST TO DIVE OUT OF THE NORTHERN
ROCKIES AND ACROSS THE CENTRAL PLAINS TONIGHT BRINGING SNOW CHANCES
TO EASTERN NEBRASKA ALONG WITH MUCH OF IOWA. SNOW AMOUNTS ARE
GENERALLY EXPECTED TO BE AN INCH OR LESS. LOOK FOR OVERNIGHT LOWS TO
RANGE FROM THE SINGLE DIGITS OVER NEBRASKA AND IOWA...TO THE 20S
OVER OKLAHOMA.

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