KTBB WEATHER

WEATHER REPORT AND SUMMARY:

WEATHER REPORT AND SUMMARY:
KTYR
VT [VALID TIME] THROUGH 09/02/2010@1930C
ISSUED: 09/02/2010 0454C

TYLER–CITY OFFICE OBSERVATIONS SINCE 7:00 P.M. CDT YESTERDAY:
MAXIMUM THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CDT: 86
MINIMUM THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CDT: 77
PRECIPITATION THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CDT: 0.00

TYLER-LONGVIEW METROPOLITAN AREA FORECAST:
TODAY: a 40 %, otherwise mostly cloudy, high near 90, southeast winds about 10 mph;
TONIGHT: mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms, low lower 70s, south winds about 10 mph becoming northwesterly;
TOMORROW: mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms, high near 90, north winds 10-15 mph and gusty during the afternoonn;
TOMORROW NIGHT: partly cloudy and cooler, low lower 60s, northeast winds about 10 mph;
SATURDAY: mostly sunny, high upper 80s, northeast winds about 10 mph.
EXTENDED FORECAST:
SATURDAY NIGHT: mostly clear, low lower 60s;
SUNDAY: mostly sunny, high lower 90s;
SUNDAY NIGHT: mostly clear, low middle 60s;
LABOR DAY: partly cloudy, high middle 90s;
MONDAY NIGHT: partly cloudy, low lower 70s;
TUESDAY: partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms, high middle 90s;
TUESDAY NIGHT: partly cloudy, low lower 70s;
WEDNESDAY: partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms, high middle 90s.
MID-RANGE OUTLOOK FOR SEPTEMBER 9-15, 2010:
Above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation.

TYLER CLIMATE DATA FOR September 1, 2010
(The report is for the 24 hours ending at midnight Greenwich
Mean Time, 7:00 p.m. Central Daylight-saving Time. The maximum
and minimum temperatures represent the observations during the preceding eighteen hours, and precipitation during the preceding twenty-four hours. The observations are made at NWS/419207, Tyler, Texas City Office, 95.3W/32.3N, 158M).
MAXIMUM 89
MINIMUM 74
PRECIPITATION 0.01
MONTH-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 0.01
YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 29.10

LONGVIEW CLIMATE DATA FOR September 1, 2010
(The report is for the 24 hours ending at midnight Greenwich
Mean Time, 7:00 p.m. Central Daylight-saving Time. The maximum
and minimum temperatures represent the observations during the preceding eighteen hours, and precipitation during the preceding twenty-four hours. The observations are made at WMO/722470, Longview, Texas–East Texas Regional Airport, [94.7W/32.4N, 111M]).
MAXIMUM 95
MINIMUM 75
PRECIPITATION 0.00
MONTH TO DATE PRECIPITATION 0.00
YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 19.75

REGIONAL TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
09/01/2010 1906C
Station Min. Max. PCPN.
Athens Forest Service 76 95
Clarksville J. D. Trissell Field 74 89 0.07
*Crockett Houston County Airport 75 97
Corsicana Campbell Field 76 96
Dallas Love Field 78 96 0.01
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport 76 96 1.15
Fort Worth Meacham Field 72 97 0.27
*Gilmer Fox-Stevens Field 75 93
*Greenville–Majors Field 77 91
Hallsville CWOP 74 95 0.01
^Hawkins CWOP 75 93
*Henderson Rusk County Airport 73 95
Jacksonville–Cherokee County Airport 73 93
Jacksonville Union Pacific Railway 75 95
Kilgore Union Pacific Railway 73 95
Longview (City)–CWOP 75 95
Longview East Texas Regional Airport 75 95
Lufkin–Angelina County Airport 75 94
Mount Enterprise CWOP 76 94
Mount Pleasant–Regional Airport 73 91 0.33
Nacogdoches A. L. Mangham Field 73 95
*Palestine Municipal Airport 75 93
Paris–Cox Field 75 88 0.53
Shreveport Regional Airport 76 96
Sulphur Springs–Municipal Airport 77 91 0.02
Terrell Municipal Airport 77 92 tr.
Texarkana Webb Field 76 96
Tyler–City Office 74 89 0.01
Tyler–Pounds Field 75 91 0.13
(* Precipitation data may be reported from a nearby Forest Service
station.
# Indicates estimated data.
@ Indicates incomplete data.
? Indicates questionable data.
^ Precipitation reporting period is for the twenty-four hours
ending at 7:00 a.m. CDT; All other precipitation reporting periods
are for the 24 hours ending at 7:00 p.m. CDT; maximum and minimum
temperatures are within the eighteen hours ending at 7:00 p.m.
CDT.)

PUBLIC FORECAST EXPLANATION
ISSUED: 09/02/2010 0444C

We have two chances for showers and thunderstorms during the next 24 hours: late this
morning and again before daybreak Friday. The activity this morning is the result of a shear axis,
which is fairly pronounced over North Central Texas, and more diffuse nearer us. A line of
thunderstorms will begin to weaken after daybreak, but may hold together long enough for us to
receive something. A squall line is likely to develop along the cold front over Oklahoma tonight,
and should go through us after midnight. There may be some severe activity with this line during
the evening, but it should weaken by reaching here.
The upcoming weekend will be pleasant, with low humidities and cool nighttime
temperatures.
Moisture returns along with an eastward shift of the upper air high beginning Monday.
Minor perturbations and the sea-breeze could give us some showers at mid-week, as seasonable
temperatures return. RKP

CODED CITIES FORECAST–TYR
ISSUED: 09/02/2010 0451C

DAY WX TEMP POP
Thursday SHOWERY 90/72 40%/40%
Friday MOSTLY CLOUDY 90/62 20%/10%
Saturday SUNNY 89/61 00%/00%