Another Cold Front

Observation time: 1:15 pm

Precipitation: None
Sky conditions: Mostly cloudy
Wind: 12 mph from the north
Temperature: 33 degrees

Today we can see the cold front that brought us some snow last night as it moves off towards the east coast, bringing rain to almost everyone as it does. High pressure is building off to the west, and things may be looking a little bit better in the coming days.

Today's Rant

Today we are seeing the impact of yet another cold front that moved through late yesterday night. Temperatures have dropped down once again and there is a small coating of snow on the non-paved surfaces in the area. We have a moderate breeze coming from the north at the moment which is supplying the chilly air that has dropped us down around the freezing mark. Skies are almost completely cloudy, but not quite, and hopefully the sun can win that battle going forward. Looking at the rest of the country, basically everyone east of the Mississippi River are now dealing with the rain from that same front as it moves off towards the coast. There is a small band of snow in the middle of the country, as well as some flurries in the Dakotas. Out west, high pressure is in control and things are pretty quiet.

Forecast for Tomorrow

Winds are going to be mixed tomorrow with a point of circulation out in North Dakota. We could see a mix of northwest and southern winds which should mean temperatures will rise to some extent. The gust forecast is minimal so wind chill should not be a big factor. Things should be pretty clear as high pressure moves in for the daytime hours, but that may be short-lived as another low looks like it may push in right behind the high tomorrow night. We may be dealing with yet another cold front from that situation, and we may see some snow or rain depending on where exactly the freezing line falls. Overall, it should be a nice day, maybe in the 40's for temperature, but tomorrow evening may not be so nice.