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January 2012 General Discussion/Obs


KokomoWX

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Sorry, missed out on yesterday's torch. Touched 34 for like 15 minutes. Been freezing or below the past 12+ hours. Still plowed snow banks 6-8 inches deep along road here at the office. 5th day with snow cover. Been a nice taste of winter this week despite what's lurking in the short range..

Winter. It will fight back like Rocky Balboa!

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Until this changes, I would not get too excited about anything winterish...

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That actually looka a little better than it has recently if my recollection is correct. Regardless of whether the next 1-2 weeks come out below average, I'm about 95% sure we're going into a colder pattern than what we've seen.

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I'll say 55 for tomorrow with low confidence given model handling so far. Could see it being slightly warmer especially if we get enough sun. Still questioning the inversion on steroids tonight and think lows in the mid/upper 30's may be more realistic.

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Holding out hope that we hit 50 here tomorrow! Going Disc'n. Love being able to hit the disc park in the middle of winter. It will sharpen my skills for the Spring. Another positive side effect of a torchy winter is it helps the Morel Mushrooms. I've always had better harvests after a warm winter with little snow.

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Just an incredible spring day out there on the Milwaukee Lakefront. Folks all over jogging, rollerblading, roller skiing, playing frisbee, flying kites, office workers with their packed lunch just relaxing on the grass in the shade, Alek was barefoot on the beach skipping rocks, Robins tossing worms in the air back and forth to each other. Neighbor lady had the grand kids over outside drawing with sidewalk chalk and blowing bubbles on the front porch.

Time to pull the lawn chair out along with a 4 pack of tall boy steele reserves in honor of, stebo and listen to Bob Uecker and the rest of the Brewers spring season game. Looking forward to a couple more days like today coming up in the near future.

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.From the NWS in Cleveland... Part of Area Forecast Discussion, 344pm est today...

LONG TERM /MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/...

FORECAST AREA WILL BE WEDGED BETWEEN THE NORTHERN STREAM AND

SOUTHERN STREAM WHICH BODES WELL FOR FAIR WEATHER FANS. ALL THIS IS

ABOUT TO CHANGE TOWARD THE END OF THE FORECAST PERIOD. UPPER LEVEL

POLAR JET STREAM BEGINS TO DIVE SOUTH INTO THE CENTRAL UNITED STATES

AS AMPLIFICATION OF RIDGE DEVELOPS ON THE WEST COAST. THIS WILL THEN

EJECT VORTICITY MAXIMUM DIVING INTO TEXAS THAT BECOMES CUTOFF FOR A

SHORT PERIOD OF TIME EARLY IN THE PERIOD. THIS FEATURE WITH SURFACE

LOW PRESSURE WILL TRACK NORTHEAST AND BRING ANOTHER ROUND OF

PRECIPITATION TO THE FORECAST AREA WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTO THURSDAY

NIGHT. TRACK OF THE LOW IS CURRENTLY FORECAST TO REMAIN SOUTHEAST

OF THE FORECAST AREA.

TEMPERATURES WILL REMAIN MILD THROUGH MUCH OF THE PERIOD AND NOT

REALLY EXPECTING MUCH IN THE WAY OF COLD AIR ADVECTION AS LOW

PRESSURE APPROACHES FROM THE SOUTHWEST. TRUE COLD AIR DOES NOT

ARRIVE UNTIL NEXT WEEKEND.

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