Dew Point: 15°F
Wind: SE 10 mph
Clouds: Clear
Temperatures were high today as it is now past the spring equinox (creating more than 12 hours of sunlight a day). The Midwest was experiencing temperatures that were in the mid to high 40s.
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| Figure 1. Temperature map of the US (wunderground.com). |
The jet stream has moved back to the middle of the US and not much change in terms of creating weather events.
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| Figure 2. Jet stream at 251 hPa (earth.nullschool.net). |
A low pressure system is sweeping across the US (predominantly in the lower US) and there is a high pressure system that is moving to the south (currently in Canada). In terms of fronts, there is also a cold front moving through the southern most areas of the US.
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| Figure 3. current surface map (intellicast.com). |
Based on precipitation and the low pressure, it is predicted that there will be rain tomorrow starting in the Dakota's/SE and moving east. Areas like the SE have already experienced a lot of rain in March and it will most likely continue tomorrow.
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| Figure 4. US Probability for precipitation in the next 12 hours (wunderground.com). |
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