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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
900 AM CDT SUN SEP 7 2008

THERE WAS ANOTHER ROUND OF EASTWARD MOVING NOCTURNAL STORM COMPLEXES 
THIS MORNING ACROSS THE CENTRAL PLAINS... WHICH EXTENDED AS FAR DOWN 
INTO FAR NORTHCENTRAL OKLAHOMA.  THE STRONG THUNDERSTORMS HAD 
PRODUCED SOME HEAVY RAINFALL ACROSS A FEW AREAS... WITH WELL OVER 3 
INCHES OF RAIN MEASURED SINCE MIDNIGHT AT THE RED ROCK MESONET SITE 
IN CENTRAL NOBLE COUNTY... TO NEARLY 2.75 INCHES MEASURED AT THE 
CHEROKEE MESONET SITE.  MUCH OF WESTERN AND CENTRAL OKLAHOMA WAS 
OVERCAST WITH LOW TO MID LEVEL CLOUDINESS... WHILE SOUTHCENTRAL AND 
FAR SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA AND WESTERN NORTH TEXAS WAS CLEAR.  THE 
TEMPERATURES HAD COOLED INTO THE LOWER TO MID 60S ACROSS WESTERN AND 
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA... WHILE WESTERN NORTH TEXAS HAD FALLEN INTO THE 
UPPER 60S.  A STALLED FRONTAL BOUNDARY EXTENDED NEARLY ALONG THE 
INTERSTATE 44 CORRIDOR... WITH NORTHEAST WINDS AT 5 TO 15 MPH NORTH 
OF THE BOUNDARY.   THE WINDS WERE LIGHT AND VARIABLE SOUTH OF THE 
BOUNDARY.

BY 9 AM...  THE NORTHERN HALF OF OKLAHOMA REMAINED CLOUDY... WITH 
TEMPERATURES IN THE LOWER TO MID 60S.  THE SOUTHERN HALF OF OKLAHOMA 
AND WESTERN NORTH TEXAS WAS SUNNY... WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 
60S TO LOWER 70S.  THE STATIONARY FRONT REMAINED STRETCHED ACROSS 
SOUTHWESTERN AND CENTRAL OKLAHOMA... WITH EASTERLY WINDS AT 5 TO 10 
MPH.

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