As is usually an issue in the fall (and spring), a large area of low clouds developed and is only slowly eroding. Currently in the mid 60’s, with 80 looking increasingly unlikely. .
Outside of the initial MCS, most of the activity was oriented more SW-NE.
The map that was posted in the Sept thread shows the steady drop off across the central metro on south/southeast fairly well.
10-15C at 700mb is just about as bad as it gets. There will probably be some t’storms that develop, as cooling occurs aloft... But any severe threat will probably be confined to a small portion of WI/MI, and remain relatively minor. .
Tomorrow looks like a classic day in which morning activity does not clear soon enough and lingers a bit too long, which will hinder cold frontal activity for later in the day. Looks like a marginal risk kind of day. .
Likely have seen the last 90+ day until next year. Pattern the next 2 weeks suggests an average to below average regime, and after that it’s already late Sept and becomes increasingly difficult.