Temperature: 12 degrees Fahrenheit
Wind chill: -6 degrees Fahrenheit
Dew point: 1 degrees Fahrenheit
Wind: 18mph SW
Cloud cover: Overcast
Pressure: 1001.58 mb
The clouds moved in as I suspected, causing temperatures to be less harsh than those of yesterday. Current wind speeds are some of the strongest in the country due to the low pressure system to our north and the high pressure systems southwest of us. The stationary front from yesterday has stretched out and began to move southward due to the high pressure in the center of the county, splitting into sections of both high and low pressure and causing ample precipitation in the southern states. A cold front is now pushing down from Canada which makes me believe that temperatures will become much colder tonight and into tomorrow with scattered clouds.
Today's Haiku
Today was warmer
Low pressure system up north
Causing the strong winds
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