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And of course the Supreme Court blocked the order so the election is on again

yeah not sure why Northern Illinois was basically completely removed. HREF probs look pretty good for storms in the area and there will be a front moving through at peak heating.

Gov. Evers issued an executive order pushing the Wisconsin election back to June 9th. Great news as I was worried that in person voting tomorrow would cause a great deal of spread in the state

at least the models are staying true to their form in this crazy work. usually a middle ground between the two is the way to go, maybe a slight lean toward the HRRR

the 0z 3km NAM is a step in the right direction, slowing down the wave and having slightly more realistic boundary layer heating. The WRFs seem to be convecting over Southern Wisconsin/Iowa in the late afternoon. Slightly intrigued by the setup. Think there could be some severe in Wisconsin, especially if the wave stays a bit slower.

I’m pretty sure this is a fake chart. Here is a screenshot from cdc.gov with the total pneumonia and influenza deaths

its also because most people with mild to moderate symptoms are not going to get tested a second time to see if they are negative for the virus so theres no easy way to add them to the recovered statistic

Madison had its 13th warmest and 17th wettest March on record. Only 2.8" of snow for the month.

Now that the decade of March is over with it's time to look forward to the eon of April. Looks to be starting off on a warming trend for the region with storminess becoming more common from Friday through much of next week.

looks like some lake effect showers moving into Chicago. Today looks like the dreariest day for awhile. Nice warm up for the end of the week

We’re about 15 posts away from an Alex Jones video getting posted in here

yeah even the GFS extended has flipped and does not look bad at all

Most weather data comes from satellites these days

it went from 1285 with 12 deaths yesterday to 1535 and 16 deaths today

Overachieving up to 43 here today. This mornings snowfall is a distant memory. Looks like a roller coaster of temps between about 40-50 this week for highs and then rising to the upper 50s to lower 60s this weekend.

And just like that all the snow has melted except the preexisting piles and patches. The old snow has some staying power but thinking all but the largest piles will be gone by this weekend.

just picked up a quick 1/2" with snow showers this morning. Sun should come out soon and melt most of it. Looks like another clipper moves just south of us overnight tonight bringing snow to northern illinois

As we wrap up February and met winter, I'm going to throw together some preliminary stats for the month and season, I'll update again in a few days but only the temp rankings should change For Madison this is: 51st warmest February at 23.4 F 56th driest February with 0.94" 22nd snowiest February with 13.3" For the Winter: 12th warmest Winter at 26.7 F 75th wettest(or 78th driest) winter with 4.20" 36th snowiest winter at 35.0"

she's a beaut, just a few too many altocumulus blocking the view

Yeah Madison is 10.9" above average since July 1 but 0.7" below average since December 1st. Only 2.9" between Dec 1 and Jan 10, Basically the first half of met winter had almost no snow.

Not a bad canopy today. A few cumulus/stratucumulus at times and the sun is even peeking out.

pretty impressive to see tornadoes right up against Lake Michigan that early in the season. Definitely have positive feelings about this severe season. the jet has been ripping along so far and if continues into spring that will help promote increased shear and less meridional flow which will lead to more turning with height. Have seen 1990 thrown around as an analog and seeing some similarities in the March pattern(1990 also feature a double spike of extremely high AO values in February). Have also seen 1991, 2007 and a few other years thrown around that would portend average to above average tornado risk this spring. Personally I'll be out chasing the last 10 days of may so hoping for an active stretch then.

March(and spring!) is around the corner. The month looks to start off with a warming trend and then gets active with a few SW flow systems rolling through the area around the middle and end of next week.

I actually think its the forecast snowfall amounts in the grids from each forecast office. Which had their last major update about 3 am. But in this case you should either create your own graphic for this situation or do something else to explain the situation because these are going to be drastically different in an hour or two

the NWS twitter account just sent out graphics showing 4" in Madison and 7" in Milwaukee LOL not a good look