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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
900 AM CDT SAT MAY 18 2013

LOW CLOUDS GRADUALLY INCREASED IN AREAL COVERAGE AGAIN LAST NIGHT
ACROSS OKLAHOMA AND WESTERN NORTH TEXAS. BEFORE SUNRISE...ISOLATED
SHOERS AND THUNDERSTORMS DEVELOPED IN FAR SOUTHWEST
OKLAHOMA...PRODUCING WINDS IN EXCESS OF 60 MPH TO THE EAST OF
HOLLIS. PATCHES OF FOG ALSO DEVELOPED BEFORE SUNRISE...REDUCING
VISIBILITES TO AS LOW AS ONE MILE IN SOME LOCATIONS. SOUTHEAST WINDS
OF 5 TO 15 MPH HELPED MAINTAIN LOW LEVEL MOISTURE ACROS THE AREA.
LOW TEMPERATURES THIS MORNING WERE VERY MILD...WITH READINGS IN THE
UPPER 60S AND LOW 70S.

THIS MORNING THE SKY WAS PARTLY CLOUDY OVER WESTERN NORTH TEXAS AND
EXTREME SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA. FARTHER NORTH THE SKY WAS MOSTLY CLOUDY.
PATCHES OF FOG PERSISTED...BUT LOWEST VISIBILITIES HAD IMPROVED TO
OVER TWO MILES IN MOST LOCATIONS. WIDELY SCATTERED SHOWERS AND
ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS WERE MOVING NORTHWARD ACROSS THE SOUTHWESTERN
HALF OF OKLAHOMA. THE WIND WAS SOUTHEASTERLY AT 5 TO 15 MPH...WITH
GUSTS TO 20 MPH NEAR PRECIPITATION AREAS. TEMPERATURES HAD WARMED
INTO THE UPPER 70S AND LOW 80S IN WESTERN NORTH TEXAS...WITH UPPER
60S AND 70S PERSISTING IN OKLAHOMA UNDER CLOUD COVER.

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