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Decreasing Clouds Saturday
3:15p.m. Friday, 20 November 2009

The upper trough we spoke of for the past few days brought mainly light rain to Texoma on your Friday. There will continue to be a chance of light rain or showers overnight mainly east of I-35, but amounts if any are expected to be quite low.

Saturday presents a forecast challenge as to how much sunshine we will get. Normally, with the passage of an upper trough, sinking air on the western side erodes the cloud cover. This time, a weak surface trough may linger in the area. Because of this, I will go for a cloudy morning with decreasing clouds during the day from west to east.

This may be another situation where the easternmost counties in Texoma don’t see much sun tomorrow while areas from Hwy 75 westward enjoy a sunny afternoon.

Another front rolls in Monday-Tuesday with our next chance of rain. Thanksgiving still looks breezy and dry as high pressure builds in.

Tonight: 30% Rain….Lows 49-55
Saturday: Clouds Decreasing…..Highs 58 east-67 west
Sunday: Partly Cloudy …..45/64
Monday: Mostly Cloudy…..52/67
Tuesday: 30% Rain….…..48/61
Wednesday: Mostly Sunny…..40/59
Thanksgiving Day: Partly Cloudy, Windy…..37/54
Friday: Sunny, Windy…. 34/63

May You Have A Great Weekend!

Steve LaNore
KXII-TV

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Lake Texoma Temp: 64
Grayson County Airport Observed High: 63
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