111

AWUS43 KSGF 031410

AWSSGF

AREA WEATHER SUMMARY

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SPRINGFIELD MO

910 AM CDT THU MAY 3 2001



A FRONTAL BOUNDARY WAS NEARLY STATIONARY FROM SOUTH CENTRAL KANSAS 

INTO NORTHWEST MISSOURI AND EAST CENTRAL IOWA.  SHOWERS AND 

THUNDERSTORMS CONTINUE TO DEVELOP ALONG THE FRONT...AND THE FRONT 

WILL CONTINUE TO BE THE FOCUS FOR THUNDERSTORM DEVELOPMENT 

THROUGHOUT THE DAY.



TEMPERATURES REMAINED MILD LAST NIGHT WITH A SOUTH WIND...AND CLOUDS 

MOVING IN FROM THE WEST.  OVERNIGHT LOWS WERE FROM THE MID 50S IN 

SOUTH CENTRAL MISSOURI...INTO THE MID 60S OVER SOUTHEAST KANSAS AND 

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.



HIGH CLOUDINESS WILL CONTINUE OVER SOUTHEAST KANSAS AND PORTIONS OF

SOUTHWEST AND WEST CENTRAL MISSOURI TODAY...BUT THE PRECIPITATION 

WILL BE CONFINED TO AROUND THE FRONT IN KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA AND ALSO 

NORTHERN AND CENTRAL MISSOURI. OVER THE REST OF THE OZARKS...SKIES 

WILL REMAIN PARTLY CLOUDY.



ONCE AGAIN WIND SPEEDS OVER SOUTHEAST KANSAS AND WESTERN MISSOURI

WILL INCREASE DURING THE MORNING. WIND GUSTS OVER 30 MPH WILL BE

COMMON AROUND STOCKTON AND TRUMAN LAKES. THEREFORE PEOPLE BOATING OR

USING RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT NEAR THESE LAKES SHOULD USE

CAUTION AS WHITE CAPS WILL BECOME LIKELY BY NOON.



THE CHANCES OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL BEGIN INCREASING BY

FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SATURDAY...AS THE MAIN SYSTEM OVER THE DESERT

SOUTHWEST MOVES ACROSS THE PLAINS. MORE CLOUD COVER AND A BETTER

CHANCE OF RAINFALL WILL HOLD TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S.



EARLY NEXT WEEK EXPECT THE WEATHER PATTERN TO CHANGE AS A COLD

FRONT MOVES THROUGH THE AREA...ALLOWING FOR TEMPERATURES TO BE 10 TO

20 DEGREES COOLER THAN THIS WEEK.



LINDENBERG/TAGGART








111

AWUS43 KSGF 031410

AWSSGF

AREA WEATHER SUMMARY

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SPRINGFIELD MO

910 AM CDT THU MAY 3 2001



A FRONTAL BOUNDARY WAS NEARLY STATIONARY FROM SOUTH CENTRAL KANSAS 

INTO NORTHWEST MISSOURI AND EAST CENTRAL IOWA.  SHOWERS AND 

THUNDERSTORMS CONTINUE TO DEVELOP ALONG THE FRONT...AND THE FRONT 

WILL CONTINUE TO BE THE FOCUS FOR THUNDERSTORM DEVELOPMENT 

THROUGHOUT THE DAY.



TEMPERATURES REMAINED MILD LAST NIGHT WITH A SOUTH WIND...AND CLOUDS 

MOVING IN FROM THE WEST.  OVERNIGHT LOWS WERE FROM THE MID 50S IN 

SOUTH CENTRAL MISSOURI...INTO THE MID 60S OVER SOUTHEAST KANSAS AND 

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.



HIGH CLOUDINESS WILL CONTINUE OVER SOUTHEAST KANSAS AND PORTIONS OF

SOUTHWEST AND WEST CENTRAL MISSOURI TODAY...BUT THE PRECIPITATION 

WILL BE CONFINED TO AROUND THE FRONT IN KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA AND ALSO 

NORTHERN AND CENTRAL MISSOURI. OVER THE REST OF THE OZARKS...SKIES 

WILL REMAIN PARTLY CLOUDY.



ONCE AGAIN WIND SPEEDS OVER SOUTHEAST KANSAS AND WESTERN MISSOURI

WILL INCREASE DURING THE MORNING. WIND GUSTS OVER 30 MPH WILL BE

COMMON AROUND STOCKTON AND TRUMAN LAKES. THEREFORE PEOPLE BOATING OR

USING RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT NEAR THESE LAKES SHOULD USE

CAUTION AS WHITE CAPS WILL BECOME LIKELY BY NOON.



THE CHANCES OF SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS WILL BEGIN INCREASING BY

FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SATURDAY...AS THE MAIN SYSTEM OVER THE DESERT

SOUTHWEST MOVES ACROSS THE PLAINS. MORE CLOUD COVER AND A BETTER

CHANCE OF RAINFALL WILL HOLD TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S.



EARLY NEXT WEEK EXPECT THE WEATHER PATTERN TO CHANGE AS A COLD

FRONT MOVES THROUGH THE AREA...ALLOWING FOR TEMPERATURES TO BE 10 TO

20 DEGREES COOLER THAN THIS WEEK.



LINDENBERG/TAGGART