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Area lakes forecast

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By Garry Frank Verified
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS — 5/29 Update: We have what I would consider a rather peculiar pattern for this weekend as we head into the final weekend of the month of May. While temperatures are starting to gradually warm up, we have seen plenty of cloud cover over the course of the last few days. We are pretty much on the leading edge of an area of rain to the southwest.
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Don't get fooled by your weather app; the majority of Memorial Day weekend remains dry

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By Garry Frank Verified
| KSDK-TV (St. Louis, MO) Verified
ST. LOUIS — Statistically, it's the wettest month of the year in St. Louis. That usually means we always have some sort of rain chances around Memorial Day weekend. Depending on when this weekend falls, it can also be a little cooler. We have entered the time of the year when, by looking at the standard phone app, it looks like it's going to rain every day, and probably every single second of every day. I can assure you, that's not the case.
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Weather Impact Alert: Severe weather chances return to the St. Louis region on Monday

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By Garry Frank Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Severe weather outbreak potential in the Bi-state region on Monday with an extended risk issued by the Storm Prediction Center. Ingredients such as upper-level wind support, moisture transport, wind shear, and lift are coming together, increasing the likelihood of severe weather development. Forecasters are closely monitoring the situation and advising the public to stay updated on the evolving weather conditions as details may change leading up to Monday.
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