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hit 80 at MSN. First of the year
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Sky is pretty hazy. Assuming it’s at least partially due to wildfire smoke and dust advecting in from the SW
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Bold of you to believe snow is over for both those cities
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Under an inch of snow on rooftops and patchy snow on the grass. Nothing on the roads here
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models backing off a bit on snowfall totals. Column saturation appears to be a bit of an issue in Southern Wisconsin, with better dynamics north and south of here.
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dang, International Falls only made it up to 20 yesterday. Breaks the previous record low max by 7 degrees
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Early day precip/clouds become much less of an issue as we go into the summer months. The baseline moisture and ability to rapidly warm at the surface really mitigates those risks.
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Up here it looks like Sunday night and then a lesser chance early Wednesday. After that it looks mild but I don't want to jinx it
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yikes
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winds definitely getting very feisty out there with ample mixing. multiple 60 mph gusts in northern Iowa and DVN just issue a High Wind Warning
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After tomorrow the next week+ is going to suck immensely
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Plains drought is gonna be wild this year
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Pretty nasty elevated storm passing north of La Crosse right now
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woke up to the ground covered in snow this morning. Roads are still just wet
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LMAO the GFS now bombing out a 969 mb low over Milwaukee at D11. America's Best Model!
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Antecedent drought?
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got .59" of rain with the system overnight at the house. Already up to 1.48" this month after 4.27" in March. Definitely grateful for all the rain
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looks like the snow with tonight's system will stay just north of here, and we will end up with 1/3 to 1/2 inch of beneficial rainfall
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March finished exactly at average for temps in Madison. Was the 6th wettest March on record, over 2.4 inches above average.
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our floor in the past 30 years has been around 30". Shows how much of a gradient there is between our latitudes
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It's deja vu all over again
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Been getting mostly sleet this morning with a few bursts of snow since the changeover. Luckily the back end of the defo band is only an hour or so away
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The month of April has been a mixed bag around here recently. Varying from very cold and snowy(2018) to warm and wet(2017) and mild and dry(2021). Looks like the first week of the month will be seasonal to cool but the active storm track looks to continue. Those who know more than I are thinking the active weather will continue and possibly pick up for the second half of the month, which means more severe for the SE half of the sub and rain/snow chances for the NW half.
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some heavier than expected snow incoming tomorrow morning. Expect some advisories to be issued for southern Wisconsin shortly
