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REGIONAL WEATHER SYNOPSIS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DULUTH MN
342 PM CDT SUN MAY 19 2013

ANOTHER ROUND OF WET WEATHER IS EXPECTED ACROSS THE UPPER MIDWEST
TONIGHT AS A WELL DEFINED LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM SPINS OVER THE
DAKOTAS. THE HIGHEST CHANCE OF RAIN WILL BE ACROSS THE
DAKOTAS...MINNESOTA...AND WESTERN WISCONSIN. SOME THUNDERSTORMS
THIS AFTERNOON COULD BECOME SEVERE...AND A TORNADO WATCH HAS BEEN
ISSUED FOR CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF MINNESOTA. STRONG
WINDS AND HAIL MAY ALSO BE PRESENT IN ANY ISOLATED STRONG
STORM TONIGHT. SOME AREAS THAT ARE ALREADY SOGGY MAY ALSO SEE A
COUPLE INCHES OF RAIN TONIGHT AND TOMORROW. AS A RESULT...A FLASH
FLOOD WATCH IS IN EFFECT FOR MOST OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN MINNESOTA
AND EASTERN PORTIONS OF WISCONSIN. FOGGY CONDITIONS AND LOW
VISIBILITIES ARE ALSO EXPECTED IN AREAS NEAR LAKE SUPERIOR TONIGHT
AND TOMORROW MORNING.

LOWS TONIGHT WILL DIP INTO THE 40S AND 50S NORTH...TO THE 60S
SOUTH. HIGHS TOMORROW WILL REACH THE 50S IN THE NORTH TO THE 80S
IN THE SOUTH.

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