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WEATHER SUMMARY FOR SOUTH DAKOTA
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SIOUX FALLS SD
730 PM CST MON NOV 23 2009

CLOUDS SPREAD NORTH ACROSS MUCH OF SOUTH DAKOTA THROUGH THE
AFTERNOON AND EVENING...AS AN AREA LOW PRESSURE TRACKED ACROSS
CENTRAL KANSAS. SCATTERED SHOWERS DEVELOPED IN THE FAR SOUTHEAST
LATE IN THE AFTERNOON AND WERE CONTINUING INTO THIS EVENING.

DURING THE AFTERNOON...SKIES WERE MOSTLY CLOUDY AT THE ONSET...BUT
GRADUALLY DECREASED OVER THE WEST AND CENTRAL. BY LATE AFTERNOON
...SKIES WERE CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY MAINLY ALONG AND WEST OF THE
MISSOURI RIVER. IN THE EAST...SKIES WERE REMAINED MOSTLY CLOUDY
THROUGH THE AFTERNOON WITH SCATTERED SHOWERS DEVELOPING IN THE FAR
SOUTHEAST. TEMPERATURES WERE SEASONABLY MILD WITH READINGS FROM THE
30S IN THE HIGHER BLACK HILLS TO THE 40S ACROSS THE PLAINS.
TEMPERATURE EXTREMES WERE FROM 36 DEGREES IN CUSTER TO 48 DEGREES AT
SIOUX FALLS.

INTO THIS EVENING...SCATTERED SHOWERS CONTINUED OVER THE FAR
SOUTHEAST MAKING VERY LITTLE NORTHWARD PROGRESS. AT 7 PM THE
SHOWERS WERE JUST SOUTH AND EAST OF BERESFORD. MEANWHILE...OVER THE
REST OF THE STATE...SKIES WERE CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY ACROSS THE
WEST AND CENTRAL...AND MOSTLY CLOUDY IN THE EAST. TEMPERATURES AT 7
PM RANGED FROM 24 DEGREES AT MOBRIDGE TO 43 DEGREES IN YANKTON.
WINDS WERE NORTHWEST AT 5 TO 15 MILES AN HOUR.

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