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EASTERN OKLAHOMA/NORTHWEST ARKANSAS WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TULSA OK
1134 AM CST TUE FEB 9 2010

A CONSIDERABLY COLDER AIRMASS HAD BEEN PULLED INTO THE REGION
OVERNIGHT...AS YESTERDAYS STORM SYSTEM DEPARTED TO THE NORTHEAST.
LOW TEMPERATURES BY SUNRISE THIS MORNING RANGED FROM THE MID TEENS
TO LOWER 20S...WITH THE SKY HAVING CLEARED FROM WEST TO EAST OVER
THE REGION. SNOWFALL TOTALS REACHED AS HIGH AS 10 INCHES NEAR
KINGSTON IN MADISON COUNTY OF NORTHWEST ARKANSAS. ELSEWHERE IN
WESTERN ARKANSAS...4 INCHES HAD FALLEN AT FORT SMITH...WITH AROUND 5
AT FAYETTEVILLE AND NEAR HINDSVILLE IN SEBASTIAN...WASHINGTON...AND
MADISON COUNTIES RESPECTIVELY.

BY LATE MORNING...WIND HAD BECOME BRISK FROM THE NORTHWEST AT 10 TO
15 MPH...GUSTING TO 25. MOST OF THE FORECAST AREA WAS SUNNY EXCEPT
FOR THE FAR NORTHWEST CORNER OF ARKANSAS. AN OVERCAST SKY HAD
RETURNED TO THAT PART OF THE STATE...DUE TO ROTATING CLOUDS ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF YESTERDAYS UPPER LOW...NOW DEEPENING OVER CENTRAL
MISSOURI. TEMPERATURE THROUGHOUT EASTERN OKLAHOMA AND NORTHWEST
ARKANSAS RANGED FROM THE UPPER 20S TO LOWER 30S WITH WIND CHILLS IN
THE TEENS IN MOST LOCATIONS.

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