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Ground is still bare here, we will see in the morning.
I didn't think anymore snow would fall there, the bulk has past and now much south and East of you. Maybe light snow showers?
Current Watches and Warnings. Wind Chill Alerts in Montana and Idaho. In November? Freeze Watch down to central Texas and warnings in northern TX.
WIND CHILL VALUES: 10 TO 20 BELOW ZERO FOR TUESDAY AND 15 TO 35
BELOW ZERO FOR WEDNESDAY.
* ICY ROADS LIKELY TO CONTINUE: WITH PERIODS OF LIGHT SNOW
EXPECTED TO FALL AND WITH VERY COLD TEMPERATURES PERSISTING,
ROADS AND OTHER SURFACES WILL REMAIN SLICK.
For the Minnesota snow event.... here is a link to area totals.... more snowfall maps will likely be made Tuesday when the cooperative observers call/send in their 24 hour data.
Overall dry slot worked up into the southern half of the Twin Cities metro area and 1-3 inches downtown Minneapolis-St Paul with 10-12 northern suburbs and barely 1 inch southern suburbs. So very tight gradient. Heaviest St Cloud MN area into NW Wisconsin with 13-18 inches. Not a big wind with this system....
Few flurries all day in Grand Forks North Dakota (not due to storm) and high of 21. I was the only person in Target this afternoon with shorts and a t-shirt
I didn't think anymore snow would fall there, the bulk has past and now much south and East of you. Maybe light snow showers?
Current Watches and Warnings. Wind Chill Alerts in Montana and Idaho. In November? Freeze Watch down to central Texas and warnings in northern TX.
WIND CHILL VALUES: 10 TO 20 BELOW ZERO FOR TUESDAY AND 15 TO 35
BELOW ZERO FOR WEDNESDAY.
* ICY ROADS LIKELY TO CONTINUE: WITH PERIODS OF LIGHT SNOW
EXPECTED TO FALL AND WITH VERY COLD TEMPERATURES PERSISTING,
ROADS AND OTHER SURFACES WILL REMAIN SLICK.
Winnipeg and much of southern Manitoba and down here into Grand Forks have been have some convective snow showers/flurries. Cold air aloft combined with a stratocu deck. But waters of Lake Manitoba and Lake Winnipeg likely still warm enough to produce some lake enhanced snow showers bands....I did hear of a bit more snow with them west of Winnipeg on a Manitoba weather FB page.
Am I reading this right? They're forecasting it to feel like single digits F in northern Texas and Oklahoma pan handle?
Feel bad for my brother who now lives out near the Denver area in Colorado, low temperatures Wednesday morning look like they could fall to near zero degrees Fahrenheit already and its not even the middle of November yet, thankfully not forecasting anywhere near that kind of cold where I live in indianapolis area but still forecast lows in the lower 20's is still plenty cold for indianapolis this early into the cold season.
I would love to experience the american cold front. Here we can get ice days etc but usually it comes over a few days, the most i've seen it drop is from say 8c to 1c.
Nothing like that is going to happen apparently from latest model runs
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Summary: Improved confidence in higher temperatures across N Europe due to better model agreement, in particular the ECMWF model in a return to its earlier prediction, as well as closer to that suggested on Friday and the weekly predictions.
Wow, Tom Skilling sure has changed a lot in the past few years.
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