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super dry air. Dews in the low 20s. Should increase by 40+ degrees over the next 40 hours
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Touched 28 this morning. Thinking this will be the last freeze of the year. Just have to keep an eye on the middle of next week
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up here looking like two main rounds with the two waves/lows that ride NE. First is a heavy rain threat Friday afternoon transitioning to scattered severe storms overnight and into the afternoon on Saturday. The second low will bring more heavy rain and a risk of severe along the triple point on Sunday afternoon and evening.
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have to be getting excited about storm chances starting on Friday for at least a week. Could see an active and warm pattern linger through at least the 7th of May
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A few flurries currently. Wind is biting
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You are right about that. The Euro AIFS has been trending warmer with each run for next week
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After this weekend and the one middle of next week I think we should be done with cold shots after that
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1.31" yesterday and today. Up to 3.74" for the month.
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Mostly just gusty winds here. But the lightning and thunder has been impressive. A constant roar for about the past 25 mins
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big overperformance today, most models had us in the low to mid 50s but we've popped into the low 60s. even a few scattered showers out there
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solar radiation bottomed out at 65 w/m2. temp dropped 4 degrees as the peak passed
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4/2-4/3 Significant Late-Season Snowstorm (WI/MI)
madwx replied to Geoboy645's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
yard is mostly bare again, just patches of snow. Should fully melt away tomorrow -
last of the snow showers moved through around 1115. Maybe the last snow of the year here?
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4/2-4/3 Significant Late-Season Snowstorm (WI/MI)
madwx replied to Geoboy645's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Accumulation was basically 0 today. Shows that in these marginal edge of season situations snowfall rate really determines everything