The Low Pressure trough<\/span> from the northern US will continue to affect the weather in the state, while a cool front that moves to the south and southwest across the state will be the main weather driver of the day. Continued southwesterly flow aloft, as well as near the surface in the morning hours, will continue to advect moisture into southern portions of the High Country today, possibly sparking off a few isolated<\/span> showers in the late morning hours. (Elevated moisture levels that began yesterday afternoon can be seen in the plot below.) The greater chance of precipitation will occur later in the day as the cool front makes its way across the state from the north. Scattered<\/span> showers and potentially some thunderstorms will begin to form across the southern high country in the early afternoon and extend to northern portions of the mountains by mid- to late afternoon. Scattered<\/span> precipitation will proceed into the Eastern Plains by early evening as the front moves over the mountains. Scattered<\/span> precipitation during the daytime should give way to isolated<\/span> showers later in the evening and nighttime hours over portions of the Eastern Plains and High Country.<\/p>\n
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