Got up to 89F today. Several places in Minnesota tied the record for earliest 90F in state history. Haven't seen a 91F.
Edit, actually looks like 90F here too.
Minneapolis will likely break it's record warm low today. Still 71F at 1am. Record is 60F. Record today is 83F. I wonder if we could get the earliest 90F on record by 3 days.
Sirens are still county based so if any of the county is in the warning that's why. They never changed it when warnings went from counties to polygons.
Thankfully this spring had the slowest snow melt I've ever seen with the 30-40F highs all month. Rivers have already peaked. 1-3'' in next couple days could raise them again but it may be too late for flooding.
uh, are we restricting this strictly to severe thunderstorms? Minnesota and Wisconsin may receive anywhere from 0-15'' on the back side (could bust). All in 6-8 hours with thundersnow likely.
The thing I dislike the most is the Minnesota split. Most of the time I'm posting in the Lakes/Ohio Valley forum since it's most active, but if it's mostly plains in here. If all of Iowa is there Minnesota should be too. It's even more Great lakes.