Windchill: 11 degrees Fahrenheit
Dew point: 9 degrees Fahrenheit
Wind: 9mph N
Cloud cover: Overcast
Pressure: 1019.8 mb
After a very warm beginning of the week, temperatures have cooled down to the typical winter levels. Much of the snow melt from the last few warm days has completely frozen causing roads and sidewalks to be layered with black ice or very thick ice. A high pressure system north of us is causing moderate winds from the north and northeast, but otherwise weather conditions are very stable and unexciting in northern Wisconsin. On the other hand, a large storm with moderate rainfall is completely covering the northeastern states as it reaches the Atlantic. A warm front to the northwest should hopefully raise temperatures for tomorrow before we receive some more high pressure later on.
Today's Haiku
It got cold again,
Much colder than yesterday.
Not this crap again
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