Omss Signal: Oct 10, 2010

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Severe Weather Team Forecast

Today's Forecast
High: 71º F
Low: 47º F

Sunday: After a clear crisp fall night, we'll have another bright sunny day, Highs Sunday afternoon in the 70s.

L.Highlands:
Low 70s
E. Alleghenies:
Low to Mid 70s
N. Alleghenies:
Around 70

Sunday Night: Scattered clouds and perhaps an isolated sprinkle but mainly dry and cool.

L.Highlands:
Mid to Upper 40s
E. Alleghenies:
Upper 40s
N. Alleghenies:
Low 40s

Discussion: Columbus Day will feature an increase in cloud cover and a few showers very late in the day. The risk of rain will stay in the forecast until Wednesday night as cooler air moves back into the Alleghenies.

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