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Noon Update
This short but very important update is issued at about Noon Central Time each Monday through Friday. This report deals with any important changes since the early morning major report was issued.
Sample Report:
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11:55 AM CST TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 2010
Noon Weather Update:
I do not have anything dramatically different to tell you. A lot of rain will be falling in the Midwest through at least the end of the work week and possibly into the weekend. There could be some wet snow mixing over the northwest Cornbelt by the weekend, but mild temperatures (above freezing) at the surface will result in little or no accumulation. Portions of the northern Plains could see some significant accumulations. Highs in the Midwest will the rest of this week will be ranging from the 30s and low 40s northwest to the 60s southeast. As I have been stating since yesterday, the conditions to that are being experienced this week and the weather for the 6-10 and beyond could be a best case scenario to avoid devastating floods. The Industrial Northeast U.S. will have above normal temperatures on most of the next 10 days.
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