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Spring "Freeze out"


BowMeHunter

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Coldest local reading came from the Rochester, MN area...

4 N BYRON COOPERATIVE OBSERVER 700 AM APR 10 17 F

La Crosse area turned out to be the warm spot...

LA CROSSE ASOS 655 AM APR 10 29 F

1 SW LA CROSSE (639 FT)(APRSWXNET) 636 AM APR 10 30 F

1 WSW ONALASKA (682 FT)(APRSWXNET) 641 AM APR 10 30 F

1 W FRENCH ISLAND (660 FT)(WIDOT) 628 AM APR 10 32 F

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Coldest local reading came from the Rochester, MN area...

4 N BYRON COOPERATIVE OBSERVER 700 AM APR 10 17 F

La Crosse area turned out to be the warm spot...

LA CROSSE ASOS 655 AM APR 10 29 F

1 SW LA CROSSE (639 FT)(APRSWXNET) 636 AM APR 10 30 F

1 WSW ONALASKA (682 FT)(APRSWXNET) 641 AM APR 10 30 F

1 W FRENCH ISLAND (660 FT)(WIDOT) 628 AM APR 10 32 F

Ouch! Veg-dev there for sure. How many hours below 32?

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38 °F at the airport, only 34.5 °F on top of the met building. 850 hPa temperature of -9 °C so it's real chilly in the free atmosphere, even with full daytime mixing and heating we could only top out at 45 °F max. Steep lapse rates are driving convection though and the sky is clouding up so we probably won't get that warm. Maybe we'll see some frozen precip if the convection gets strong enough.

Tonight when things clear out as convection shuts down it's gonna get real cold, should be a widespread hard freeze with a longer duration than last night's 2-3 hour freeze. Downtown may escape it if winds shut off due to UHI.

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If these clouds stick around till sunset then decide to clear...were in trouble with the lows tonight I think!

That's exactly what's gonna happen since these clouds are driven by solar heating. 850 temps are starting to warm too which will help get rid of the clouds quicker.

41 °F as of 2 pm and solar radiation is decreasing since we're 1+ hour past solar noon. Probably not gonna get much warmer.

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NWS out of La Crosse:

CLOUD COVER IS EXPECTED TO CLEAR OUT THIS EVENING AS DRIER AIR

WORKS IN FROM THE WEST IN ADVANCE OF THE SURFACE RIDGE. WHILE

850MB TEMPERATURES DO WARM FROM -9C TO -6C OVERNIGHT...THE

COMBINATION OF CLEAR SKIES AND LIGHT WINDS WILL LEAD TO ANOTHER

NIGHT OF IDEAL RADIATIONAL COOLING. WITH TEMPERATURES FORECAST TO

DROP BELOW 28F ACROSS MUCH IF NOT ALL OF THE REGION...ANOTHER

FREEZE WARNING HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR LATE TONIGHT INTO WEDNESDAY

MORNING.

Guy on another forum used a sprinkler last night to protect his best tree...ended up breaking it in half ...temp dropped to 25F where he lives in Iowa.

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Lot more sun then clouds now over here...

Turtle-

I noticed the GFS warmed 850Cs pretty quick today/tonite...maybe more like -5C overnight? Still looking bad if we go calm... GFS had winds dropping as low as 4 ...ouch.

850s don't matter once the boundary layer decouples after sunset since the air from up there can't get to the surface after that point.

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