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Thursday: Cloudy with scattered showers and/or snow showers.
Highs: Highs in the middle 40s | Wind: West/northwest 10-15 mph.
Thursday night: Clearing and colder.
Lows: lower 30s | Wind: Northwest winds at 10 mph.Friday: Sunny and cool.
Highs: Highs in the middle 50s | Wind: West/southwest winds at 10 mph.Friday night: Clear. Cool.
Lows: upper 30s | Wind: South winds at 5-10 mph.--------------------
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The forecast for severe or extreme weather risk for today, tonight, and tomorrow: None
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Typical weather - for March. Up and down temperature pattern.
Severe weather threat - below normal for the near term. Nothing shocking there :) - the pattern has kept us mostly on the cool side of the storm systems. The warm sectors have been staying south of our region.
We will keep an eye on the long range pattern - several storm systems to watch. Nothing unusual about that!
Typical weather - for March. Up and down temperature pattern.
Severe weather threat - below normal for the near term. Nothing shocking there :) - the pattern has kept us mostly on the cool side of the storm systems. The warm sectors have been staying south of our region.
We will keep an eye on the long range pattern - several storm systems to watch. Nothing unusual about that!
Meteorologist Beau Dodson
McCracken County Office of Emergency Management--------------
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