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WEATHER REPORT AND SUMMARY:

Posted/updated on: May 23, 2013 at 4:54 am

WEATHER REPORT AND SUMMARY:
KTYR
VT [VALID TIME] THROUGH 05/23/2013@1730C
ISSUED: 05/23/2013 0453C

TYLER–CITY OFFICE OBSERVATIONS SINCE 7:00 P.M. CDT YESTERDAY:
MAXIMUM THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CDT: 83
MINIMUM THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CDT: 68
PRECIPITATION THROUGH 4:00 A.M. CDT: 0.00

TYLER-LONGVIEW METROPOLITAN AREA FORECAST:
TODAY: patchy morning fog, otherwise partly cloudy, high near 90, southeast winds about 5 mph;
TONIGHT: becoming mostly cloudy, a 20 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms late, low upper 60s, southeast winds about 5 mph;
TOMORROW: mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms, high middle 80s, east winds about 10 mph;
FRIDAY NIGHT: becoming partly cloudy, low upper 60s, east winds 5-10 mph;
SATURDAY: partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms, high upper 80s, northeast winds 5-10 mph.
EXTENDED FORECAST:
SATURDAY NIGHT: mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms, low upper 60s;
SUNDAY: partly cloudy, high upper 80s;
SUNDAY NIGHT: partly cloudy, low middle 60s;
MEMORIAL DAY: partly cloudy, high upper 80s;
MONDAY NIGHT: partly cloudy, low upper 60s;
TUESDAY: becoming mostly cloudy, high upper 80s;
TUESDAY NIGHT: mostly cloudy, low upper 60s;
WEDNESDAY: mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance for showers and thunderstorms, high upper 80s.
MID-RANGE OUTLOOK FOR MAY 30-JUNE 5, 2013:
Above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation.

TYLER CLIMATE DATA FOR May 22, 2013
(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 84
MINIMUM 61
PRECIPITATION 0.95
MONTH-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 3.91
YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 16.34

LONGVIEW CLIMATE DATA FOR May 22, 2013
(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, 107M]).
MAXIMUM 84
MINIMUM 64
PRECIPITATION 10.20
MONTH-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 3.20
YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 17.04

REGIONAL TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
05/22/2013 1909C

Station Min. Max. PCPN.
Athens Municipal Airport 61 82 0.56
Clarksville J. D. Trissell Field 59 82 0.15
Corsicana Campbell Field 56 85 0.04
Crockett Houston County Airport 64 86 0.64
Dallas Love Field 57 86
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport 53 85
Edgewood CWOP 58 85 0.53
Emory CWOP 54 87 0.01
Fort Worth Meacham Field 53 86 0.09
Gilmer Texas A&M Forest Service 63 85 0.56
Greenville–Majors Field 61 82 0.05
Hallsville CWOP 64 84 0.71
Henderson Texas A&M Forest Service 65 85 0.76
Houston Hobby Airport 73 89
Jacksonville Cherokee County Airport 62 83 0.55
Linden Texas A&M Forest Service 63 85 0.76
Longview East Texas Regional Airport 64 84 1.20
Lufkin–Angelina County Airport 68 85 1.47
Marshall Harrison County Airport M. 82 N.A.
Mineola/Quitman Wood County Airport 63 82 0.35
Mount Enterprise CWOP 63 86 0.49
Mount Pleasant–Regional Airport 61 81 0.05
Nacogdoches Texas A&M Forest Service 65 84 0.89
Palestine NASA 61 85 0.23
Paris–Cox Field 59 82 0.02
Shreveport Regional Airport 64 84 0.83
Sulphur Springs–Municipal Airport 61 82 0.14
Terrell Municipal Airport 59 85 0.06
Texarkana Webb Field 61 81 0.01
Tyler–City Office 61 84 0.95
Tyler–Pounds Field 62 85 0.52
(* Precipitation data may be reported from a nearby Forest Service
station, or from a cooperating station which reports through 7:00
a.m. CDT.
# Indicates estimated data.
@ Indicates incomplete data.
? Indicates questionable data.
R indicates that a record was set or tied.
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: 05/23/2013 0443C

There is patchy dense fog to our southeast this morning, which should persist until an
hour or so after daybreak. This has formed in areas which received the heaviest rainfall Tuesday
evening, and where winds have been light to near calm overnight.
Otherwise, the Tuesday cold front has retreated back northward as a warm front, and
showers have developed over Southern Oklahoma which could move into the Red River counties
around daybreak.
We are under Tropical Maritime air, and will remain thus for the next week or so.
With a weak northwest flow aloft, and the upper air high not especially strong, we will
have low-end shower chances from tomorrow through the weekend. These will form along the
dew point front in West Central Texas, and could make it this far east. Another weak cold front
may help things out tomorrow.
The next significant system is due through late next week. Between now and then,
temperatures should continue running near to slightly above normal.
At 4 a.m. today, skies are fair over the northern two-thirds of the region, and cloudy with
fog over the south. Temperatures are in the high 60s, and winds are light and southerly. RKP

CODED CITIES FORECAST–TYR
ISSUED: 05/23/2013 0452C

DAY WX TEMP POP
Thursday PARTLY CLOUDY 89/71 10%/20%
Friday MOSTLY CLOUDY 86/71 20%/10%
Saturday PARTLY CLOUDY 87/70 20%/20%

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