Temperature: 31.9 F, feels like 32 F
Humidity: 59%
Dew Point: 19 F
Wind: 1 mph NPressure: 30.16 in
Visibility: 10 miles
Cover: Overcast 2700 ft
Observation: 12:30 PM
Moon: Waxing Gibbous, 99% visible
The winds have definitely shifted. A low pressure system in the south has strengthened yesterday's winds coming down from Canada and now there are strong northern winds coming across our area. This has caused a significant temperature drop (20-25 F) compared to yesterday's high of nearly 65 F. There is no chance for precipitation today but the humidity is the highest it has been in a week or more because of the rain yesterday and low level cloud cover. Tomorrow will be clear and sunny because the winds are expected to shift from the north to coming from the west over the Rockies. There is a low pressure system to the north of the Rockies that will come to our area and pull those winds to us. The temperatures will rise to about normal Wisconsin spring temperatures (mid 40s/50s F) for the rest of the week with little to slim chances for precipitation.
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