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REGIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GAYLORD MI
830 AM EST SUN NOV 23 2008

...STILL COLD BUT WITH NO PRECIPITATION...

HIGH PRESSURE PUT A DAMPER ON PRECIPITATION ACROSS THE NORTHWOODS 
LAST NIGHT. CLOUDS INCREASED THROUGH THE NIGHT WHICH STOPPED 
TEMPERATURES FROM HITTING ROCK BOTTOM IN A FEW LOCATIONS. LOWS 
VARIED WIDELY ACROSS THE AREA WITH GRAYLING REPORTING IN WITH 0 
DEGREES FOR A LOW. NOT TOO FAR AWAY IN FRANKFORT THE CLOUDS KEPT THE 
TEMPERATURE FROM FALLING VERY FAR AT ALL AND THE LOW WAS A MUCH MORE 
TOLERABLE 27 DEGREES.

HIGH PRESSURE WILL LEAD TO MAINLY DRY AND SEASONABLY COOL CONDITIONS 
TODAY AND TONIGHT. SNOW IS EXPECTED MONDAY INTO TUESDAY AS A STRONG 
UPPER LEVEL DISTURBANCE PIVOTS ACROSS THE AREA. SOME AREAS HAVE THE 
POTENTIAL TO RECEIVE SEVERAL INCHES OF THE WHITE STUFF...ESPECIALLY 
ACROSS NORTHEAST LOWER MICHIGAN.

NOVEMBER 23RD IN WEATHER HISTORY...BACK IN 1943. A HISTORIC NEW 
ENGLAND SNOWSTORM BROUGHT RECORD SNOWS TO PARTS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND 
MAINE. A TOTAL OF 55 INCHES WAS RECORDED AT BERLIN NEW HAMPSHIRE... 
WHILE A STATE 24 HOUR RECORD OF 56 INCHES WAS RECORDED AT RANDOLPH. 
NOT TO BE OUTDONE...MIDDLE DAM MAINE RECEIVED A RECORD 35 INCHES IN 
24 HOURS.
 
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AJS