Friday has been a rather breezy and dreary day with isolated showers and a big temperature range. A cold front finally moved south of our area but the coolest air oozed in from the north along with a few showers. A big question remains regarding our weekend: what will this stalled front do? The best bet is that it will remain to our south and a few showers will continue tonight into Sunday. Temperatures will have quite a wide spread from north to south. Saturday morning low temperatures will be in the mid-40s in the northern ArkLaTex and in the 50s to near 60° for the rest of our area.
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By Monday, an upper-level high-pressure will have moved from the eastern Gulf of Mexico across Florida and into the Caribbean. A southwesterly flow will return to our area bringing in abundant moisture and much warmer temperatures. Moisture will increase at all levels of the atmosphere as yet another upper low-pressure system and attendant cold front move through our area late Sunday and overnight with more widespread showers. SSW winds could be rather gusty with gusts of 25+ mph. Temperatures will likely continue well above normal as we go through the work week. By Thursday into Friday, a powerful storm system will move into and through the ArkLaTex. Storms will be prevalent Wednesday night into Thursday and rain Thursday night into Friday. Heavy rain may be possible
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In addition, this event will be monitored closely for possible severe storms. Afternoon high temperatures Tuesday will be either side of 80° falling into the 50s Friday. Morning low temperatures will be either side of 60° Wednesday falling into the upper 30s to low 40s by Saturday.
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