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By: Rajiv Lulla
Updated: February 9, 2007
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Wet conditions on area roadways this morning, plus a light fog could cause travel problems this morning. We are watching a few light showers around the ArkLaTex. Rainfall totals looking <.10 inch areawide. A cold front draped along the I-20 corridor this morning continues to usher colder air into the area, and aiding in shower production. Temperatures today range from lower 60s South of I-20 and Lower 40s to the North. A slightly higher coverage of showers should be seen over Central and Southern sections of the forecast area. We should get a break from the showers tonight from North to South. Overnight temperatures will stay above freezing tonight with lows in the mid 30s.

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