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    A major snowstorm is forecast to hit Kansas and surrounding areas from Thursday to Sunday, bringing the first significant snow of the season. The complex storm system will originate over the Pacific Northwest on Thursday and move southeast across California and Southwest states, reaching the southern Plains by Thursday. The storm is expected to last 2-3 days and drop between 0.5 to 2 inches of rain and snow across the affected areas, posing an issue for agriculture. Kansas may see over 6 inches of accumulating snow.

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    A major snowstorm is forecast to hit Kansas and surrounding areas from Thursday to Sunday, bringing the first significant snow of the season. The complex storm system will originate over the Pacific Northwest on Thursday and move southeast across California and Southwest states, reaching the southern Plains by Thursday. The storm is expected to last 2-3 days and drop between 0.5 to 2 inches of rain and snow across the affected areas, posing an issue for agriculture. Kansas may see over 6 inches of accumulating snow.

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    A major snowstorm is forecast to hit Kansas and surrounding areas from Thursday to Sunday, bringing the first significant snow of the season. The complex storm system will originate over the Pacific Northwest on Thursday and move southeast across California and Southwest states, reaching the southern Plains by Thursday. The storm is expected to last 2-3 days and drop between 0.5 to 2 inches of rain and snow across the affected areas, posing an issue for agriculture. Kansas may see over 6 inches of accumulating snow.

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    DAILY NEWSLETTER OF ESSENTIAL

    Tuesday, November 29, 2011

    MARKET WEATHER INFORMATION

    Mid-day forecast

    QT Weather
    weather at a glance
    Snowstorm headed for Kansas 1/2-1+ inch water for the S Plains Storm complex, lasts 2-3 days

    About QT Weather...
    QT Weather brings you a comprehensive stream of market-relevant domestic and international weather information every day from expert meteorologist Allen Motew. Using radar analysis, USDA data, global satellite and remote sensing coverage, QT offers an extensive package of essential weather information.

    Snowstorm To Reach S Plains


    A roller coaster temperature ride, plentiful moisture and a complex storm, will bring a soaking to the southern Plains late this week, along with the seasons first significant snow for Kansas. Precipitation starts Thursday and lasts until Sunday across the region.

    QT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
    A leader in commodity market data, tools and services, QT Info delivers cutting edge software and communication systems that sets the standard for futures and options professionals. Check out www.qtinfo.com for more information on QTs quote and charting platforms, commodity squawk box, AMI messaging service, and LaSalle Street News.

    The next Texas storm is currently spinning off the Pac NW Coast. It will head SE across California to the SW states by Thursday.

    Weather
    QT In formation Systems Inc.

    More precipitation for the southern Plains. This complex storm may have three parts to it, prolonging the precipitation as rain and snow across KS, CO, NM, OK and TX from Thursday to Sunday. Saturdays map is shown on the insert to the lower right..

    Todays weather maps

    About Allen Motew


    Allen Motew has been an expert weather analyst for more than 35 years. With a Seal of Approval for Broadcasters from the American Meteorological Society, Allen specializes in global weather prediction, synoptic scale and mesonet analysis, and severe weather events. He is trained in forecasting hurricanes, tropical cyclones and international weather events for government and private industry interests from around the globe. A Chicago native, Allen broadcasts his local, domestic and international commodity weather forecasts from the Chicago Board of Trade.

    Saturdaymaximum temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s across Kansas, cold enough for snow.

    The peak of the storm is expected to be Saturday, with heavy snow and rain across the region. (Saturday afternoon shown).

    Sundaythe storm passes...temperatures drop well below freezing across Kansas, the OK Panhandle and NW Texas and snow will have aligned from NM to OK to N MO. 1-2 inch rain and accumulating snow equivalent will be an issue late this week across the southern Plains. Storm totals show 0.25-0.75 inches of water in SW KS and the OK Panhandle and 0.50-2.00 inches in SE KS, C OK, C and E TX. Early indications bring 6+ inches of snow in Kansas.

    Weather
    QT In formation Systems
    Chicago Board of Trade 141 W. Jackson Blvd., Suite 1255 800.240.8761 ph 312-896-2050 fax www.qtweather.com www.qtinfo.com

    Allen Motew

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