Temperature: 37°F
Feels Like: 30°F
Wind: Southeast @ 9 mph
Humidity: 93%
Pressure: 1000.3 mb ê
A very overcast, rainy, and dreary day in the area as we see a small break from snow! We are currently experience completely overcast skies, light precipitation in the form of mist, and foggy conditions. These conditions will most likely hang around for the better part of the day and into tomorrow. The temperatures will be hovering around the upper 30's and low 40's. A low pressure system is still strongly affecting the area and is centered over Iowa. The fronts associated with this system are currently stationary over the Iowa-Minnesota area. A warm front is pushing up through Wisconsin right now, allowing for a rise in temperatures, the ability for our precipitation to be rain, and, coupled with a lot of snow melt, the saturation level of the air is very high. The next few days can expect to see a rise in temperatures, peaking on Sunday in the lower 50's.
This Accuweather map has changed a little over the last couple days. The jet stream has shifted and the warmer weather is starting to push even further northward. |
This sounding from Minneapolis, Minnesota shows some very mild atmospheric activity. The Lower Condensation Level is very low, which is apparent by fog cover in the area. |
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