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  1. Yeah, this does concern me, but it's not a death knell. Feb 2001 had a SSW and it was at the end of a multi year La Nina and April was above average.
  2. 5-6-7 is a good way to stay above average through the 18th or so
  3. on my drive into work, my car thermometer went from 7 to 3 to 11 to 23 in about a 10 mile stretch. So yeah, sorta fake
  4. Yeah if we want to go gangbusters 2/15-3/15 and then go above average temps for the month and a half afterwards I won't complain.
  5. jumped from 7 to 20 in an hour. so despite the decoupling of the boundary layer, the torch is still on
  6. Radiated down to 5 this morning. 11 degrees below the forecasted low
  7. Have to hope this upcoming potential SSW doesn't repeat 2018. 2nd coldest April on record here, only reason we didn't get coldest on record was the fact we hit 81 on the 30th. We got the mega blizzard in central Wisconsin in mid month and Madison got hit with 7.2" the week afterwards. Luckily that melted within 2 days.
  8. Absolutely top notch outside. We’re at the point in the winter where sunshine and upper 20s means only wearing a sweatshirt outside
  9. Down to -9 this morning. 27 degrees colder than the same time yesterday
  10. Going to be an impressively short cold blast tonight and tomorrow. Only 30 hours of Arctic air and then we are back above average
  11. average temp of 27.0 in January. +7.5 and the 8th warmest January on record. 1.82" of precip which was +0.36" 13.9" of snow which was +0.2"
  12. Got down to -17 at my house. Saw -21 on my drive to work in a valley nearby
  13. 2 degrees this morning with cloudy skies. Usually we need clearing to get temps this cold. My house radiates pretty well so will update on how cold things get tonight and Friday morning
  14. Got 6.2” on the north side of town. Looks like southern Dane county was probably the jackpot zone for this storm. The rates from about 7PM to 2 AM are what did it
  15. I’m in the subsidence just north of the main band through Dane county. Can actually see the sun through the clouds
  16. just a couple tenths so far. Heavier rates knocking at the door so we'll see if things pick up
  17. GFS is about 10 to 15 miles further S with a continued narrowing of the swath
  18. if we get around 9" like the NAMs are saying, I'll eat a hat
  19. The models are also slowing delaying the start time. Used to be around 7AM for here but looking more like just before noon now
  20. RFD goes from 1.8" to 5.8". ORD goes from 0.4" to 3.4"
  21. 0Z HRRR is just coming out but looks like it will be wagons south from 18Z
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