Temperature: 30 degrees Fahrenheit
Dew point: 18 degrees Fahrenheit
Wind: 21mph N
Cloud cover: Overcast
Pressure: 1015.0 mb
The thunderstorms I predicted did not arrive but instead left gentle rains overnight on Friday. Gloomy weather stayed consistent on Saturday and eventually snowed late Sunday night. This morning we are left with freezing temperatures, overcast skies and snow covered ground. Strong winds from the north tells me that a cold front from the north has passed through and that there must be a low pressure system to our east. Upon looking at the surface map, my observations stand true considering the long arcing cold front from Michigan to Colorado and the low pressure trough located over the Great Lakes. Scattered precipitation moving our way will likely cause for partly cloudy skies until tomorrow, and no more fronts in the near future should yield similar temperatures as well.
Today's Haiku
Can't believe it snowed
We all thought it was over
Worst Monday ever
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