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Regional Weather Synopsis

National Weather Service Great Falls MT

400 PM MDT Wed May 01 2024





A spring system will bring a mix of rain and snow showers to the 

region this afternoon before transitioning to mostly snow this 

evening and tonight. Impactful snow looks to fall near terrain 

across Central and North-central Montana with this system through 

Thursday. Temperatures rise back toward normal Saturday as ridging 

builds in before another precipitation producing system arrives late 

weekend into next week. 



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Weather Summary for North-Central and Northeast Wisconsin

National Weather Service Green Bay WI

503 PM CDT Wed May 1 2024



Dry but windy conditions were in place from the late morning

through the afternoon today. Temperatures as of 4pm ranged from 

the middle 50s to the middle 60s.



Rain is expected to spread into the central Wisconsin this

evening, overspreading the rest of the area through the overnight

hours. The additional rainfall will bring some rising river

concerns, as many of the area rivers begin to approach bankfull.

Overnight low temperatures are forecast to range from the middle

30s near the Upper Peninsula border to the middle 40s near the 

Fox Valley.



Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms will then be in the area

through much of Thursday, making for a cloudy and fairly wet day

across the area. As a result, high temperatures will also be

cooler, ranging from the middle 50s near the Upper Peninsula

border to the lower 60s near the Fox Valley.



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Weather Summary for Western and North Central New York

National Weather Service Buffalo NY

604 PM EDT Wed May 1 2024



High pressure across the western Great Lakes will ridge into our

region, resulting in mainly dry weather through Friday morning.

A series of fronts will slide across the Great Lakes Friday 

night through Sunday bringing the next round of rain showers and

possibly a few rumbles of thunder.



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