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Weather across the nation on February 23, 2018

The nation's midsection will remain the focal point of disruptive weather tomorrow.
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms will stretch from the southern Plains through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and into the central Appalachians.

Ongoing river flooding will be exacerbated. A few storms in the lower Mississippi Valley could turn severe with wind damage, hail and isolated tornadoes.

On the colder side of the system, snow and a bit of ice will create messy travel over the northern Plains and Upper Midwest.

The Southeastern states can expect another day with sunshine and record-challenging warmth. Snow may lead to some slick spots across the Northwest, including along the Interstate 5 corridor.

Dry weather is in store for the Southwest.

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DAILY EXTREMES

National High Friday 88 at Immokalee, FL

National Low Friday -23 at Loma, MT

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