Dew Point: 45°F
Wind: SSE 22 mph
Clouds: Altostratus
Precipitation: 20%
Temperatures are high today with winds coming from the south. Today's high was 81°F and tonight temperature will stay on the warmer side with a low of 59°F. Where the line is carved in the wind patterns of Figure 1, shows the cold front dividing the US by cold vs warm temperatures.
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| Figure 1. Surface winds (earth.nullschool.net). |
A warm front is crashing with the cold front, creating a series of thunderstorms over the Dakotas. If the low pressure system continues to move west, Wisconsin should see these strong thunderstorms tomorrow.
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| Figure 2. Current surface (intellicast.com). |
A stretch of high precipitation is extending from the Dakotas to Texas. South of the cold front, there is a moisture change indicated by the dryline on the surface map (Figure 2).
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| Figure 3. United States Colored Water Vapor Satellite (accuweather.com). |
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