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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR MINNESOTA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TWIN CITIES/CHANHASSEN MN
410 PM CST SUN NOV 8 2009
BANDS OF MAINLY LIGHT RAIN THAT DEVELOPED ACROSS CENTRAL MINNESOTA
DURING THE MORNING...HAD SHIFTED NORTHWARD ACROSS NORTHERN MINNESOTA
DURING THE AFTERNOON. RAINFALL AMOUNTS HAVE BEEN GENERALLY LOW WITH
A FEW HUNDREDTHS OF AN INCH COMMON FROM CENTRAL
MINNESOTA...NORTHEAST TOWARD THE ARROWHEAD.
BRAINERD HAS HAD THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL TODAY WITH 0.20 INCHES SINCE
6 AM. LATE DAY TEMPERATURES WERE COOLEST UNDER THE PRECIPITATION
WHICH RANGED FROM 41 AT ELY...TO THE LOWER 70S ALONG THE IOWA
BORDER.
ALTHOUGH THE BEST CHANCE OF WIDESPREAD LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS WILL OCCUR
ACROSS NORTHEAST MINNESOTA DURING THE EVENING...AN EXPANDING AREA OF
LIGHT RAIN OR SPRINKLES IS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP ALONG AND AHEAD OF A
COOL FRONT ACROSS SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA...INTO EAST CENTRAL MINNESOTA
THIS EVENING. RAINFALL AMOUNTS WILL CONTINUE TO BE LIGHT...BUT A
BRIEF HEAVY SHOWER IS POSSIBLE.
MOST OF THE PRECIPITATION SHOULD EXIT THE STATE LATER
TONIGHT...EXCEPT IN THE FAR SOUTHEAST WHERE LINGERING SHOWERS ARE
POSSIBLE TOWARD SUNRISE.
THE FIRST THREE DAYS OF THE WORK WEEK WILL BE UNEVENTFUL WITH
CONTINUED ABOVE NORMAL TEMPERATURES AND NO PRECIPITATION.
HOWEVER...BY NEXT WEEKEND...EXPECT MORE NORMAL TEMPERATURES. NORMAL
HIGH TEMPERATURES FOR MID NOVEMBER RANGE FROM THE MID 30S IN
NORTHERN MINNESOTA...TO THE LOW TO MID 40S IN THE SOUTH.
JLT
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