Weather reports always refer to the Ohio Valley or Ohio River Valley in their forecasts.  It must encompass the mountains of southern Ohio and parts of Kentucky etc. Just wondering what the overall boundaries are?
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the ohio valley is..where pennsylvania and west virginia border..the ohio..in between west virginia and ohio is the Ohio River..its a tri-state area..believe me thats where i have lkived all my life..i just recently moved to tennessee 3 weeks ago... :)
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The Ohio River.\n\nThe Compromise established a boundary between the slave states of the south and the free states of the north... This boundary became referred to as the Mason-Dixon line because it began in the east along the Mason-Dixon line and headed westward to the Ohio River and along the Ohio to its mouth at the Mississippi River and then west along 36° 30' North.\n\nhttp://ask.yahoo.com/20000829.html
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Northern? Southern? The distinction is difficult to make for many states because they are generally categorized by their affiliations during the Civil War, not so much as to their geographical location. That makes it tough.\nGenerally being a southern state meant being located south of the Mason-Dixon line (which Maryland is). The Mason-Dixon line is actually the common east to west border of Pennsylvania and Maryland. Interestingly, if one were to extend the line to the east it would go through the southern part of NewJersey. Hm? We should all be glad, northern or southern, that we live in the \nUNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
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They were chasing here in Ohio, last week. I haven't been out, since it warmed up. It may be related to this funky heat wave. I know it is supposed to get cold again after this next front comes through. It is supposed to cool down by Friday here, so it should drop where you are Thursday. Best of luck to you.
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12 Zulu time NAM (a weather model that guesses future weather) is predicting the uplift of air (convection) a little better than the GFS (another weather model that guesses future weather)...and based upon the NAM model, will lower the possibility of precipitation (pops) to 40 percent chance across the northern half of the county (CWA) for early this evening...as we are in between two areas of lower pressure (trough). I'll take a cold beer as payment. Thanks.
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http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000/2100.html
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It is because Easterners were the ones to name the parts of the Country. Note how California isn't part of the South (which really refers to the South Eastern portion of the United States) and the Mid-West is closer to the East Coast than the West Coast. Additionally, California is friggenly huge, it can be considered both South West and North West, depending on which part of the state you're in.
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I think the weather channel has information like that. check their site. Or put it on search online and you may come up with some hits or leads.
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ohio rivier\nMississippi river
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The 60°N line runs through southern Alaska. All the other states are well south of that line.
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A fully comprehensive astrological report gives more than general predictions. What most people see are the generic versions (news paper, online, etc.).\nMeteorologists do their best to interpret patterns of atmospheric behavior. The state of Washington, USA has some of the most difficult weather to predict, especially in the Puget Sound region. Yet our local weather reports are pretty much "spot on."
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I don't have exact info, but these 2 sites seem to have info on the storm the night.  2nd site showed a Tornado Watch at 9:54 PM.\n\nhttp://www.weatherunderground.com/wximage/viewsingleimage.html?mode=singleimage&handle=amac3486&number=17&gallery=CURRWEATHER\n\nhttp://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:09jy2KPFroAJ:weather.kentucky.com/US/KY/Lexington.html%3Fmap%3DIRSatellite%26anim%3D0%26map%3DIRSatellite%26anim%3D0%26map%3DIRSatellite%26anim%3D0+storm+%22May+25%22+lexington+lightning&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=8\n\nIf this is true, my condolences.
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The web address below is a map of the Physiographic Divisions of Indiana I hope it helps.\n\nThe second web address contains some information that may also be of use to you.It  has links that may give more detailed descriptions.
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they have never said, in one episode they had a outline of the USA on a wall map and just as someone was going to point out where in the US it was another person, or even that person blocked the map with there body, to my knowledge both coasts were still visible to the audience, but unless we assume that they actually touched the map instead of just pointing, that doesn't rule out the coasts.\n\nI believe each of the 48 contiguous states has a Springfield in it. However I do not know if any actually have a Shelbyville adjoining them. as the Shelbyville-Springfield conflict has popped up often in the last 18 years you could search to see which states have both towns, and then whether or not any state has them adjacent to one another.
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Do you mean today?  Check the weather network.  If you mean in general...B.C. is so vast a space, you have many different weather districts. It's got coastline, it's got mountains, it's got desert-like areas, it's got heavy forests, it has all but Hawaii-tropical weather.  I'm afraid you'll have to do the research to write your paper.
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Hi!  I'm not quite sure - but...\nMy grandmother used to say that when the summer did not have enough rainfall, the winter snow would make up for it, and vicaversa.  She was right then and about most issues having to do with the weather. I will be interested to see what answers come in on this one.  God Bless -
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Just what mountain region are we talking about here......