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LONGER RANGE FORECAST By: Chief Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence lawrence@kfyrtv.com Monday, May 12th We are getting into the time of year when systems are expected to move through about once a week, providing scattered showers and thunderstorms. I do not see anything on the way to suggest otherwise. The rest of the week will be mainly dry with temperatures typical of middle May-- upper 60s and lower 70s. Stormy weather may resume the week of May 19th, but for now little if any additional rain can be expected through the coming weekend. I think we are finished with the snow this year, but I am not as confident we are finished with frost. --------- SkyWarn Meetings~ Complete Listing: http://www.crh.noaa.gov/bis/skytrain.php Chief Meteorologist Kevin Lawrence lawrence@kfyrtv.com |
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