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LATE AFTERNOON WEATHER SUMMARY FOR THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND
MIDDLE OHIO VALLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON WV
430 PM EDT SUN JUL 6 2008
TYPICAL MID SUMMER CONDITIONS WERE EXPERIENCED TODAY. TEMPERATURES
GENERALLY PEAKED IN THE LOW TO MID 80S AND A FEW SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS RUMBLED ABOUT THE REGION. SHORT PERIODS OF HEAVY RAIN
WERE ASSOCIATED WITH THE THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY. BY LATE THIS
AFTERNOON THE BULK OF THE PRECIPITATION WAS OVER NORTHEASTERN
WEST VIRGINIA.
A GLANCE AT THE SURFACE WEATHER MAP FAILS TO REVEAL ANY SIGNIFICANT
FEATURES NEAR US. THE TRIGGER FOR STORM ACTIVITY IS A WEAK UPPER
AIR DISTURBANCE THAT WILL BE AROUND FOR TONIGHT AND MONDAY AS WELL.
THE AS THE FEATURE SHIFTS EAST MONDAY...RAIN CHANCES WILL DIMINISH.
THROUGHOUT THE PERIOD...SOUTHEAST OHIO AND NORTHEASTERN KENTUCKY
WILL BE THE LEAST LIKELY TO GET WET.
SOUTHWEST WINDS WILL INCREASE TUESDAY...ALLOWING MOISTURE TO INCREASE
ONCE AGAIN AND AIDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF MORE SCATTERED RAINS. A
COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH FROM THE NORTHWEST ON WEDNESDAY...KEEPING
THE WEATHER PATTERN UNSETTLED.
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