Temperature: 60 degrees Fahrenheit
Dew point: 51 degrees Fahrenheit
Wind: 5 mph E
Cloud cover: Fair
Pressure: 1008.1 mb
My prediction of rain has yet to become true, although the air has been quite humid and skies in the distance are growing darker with each hour. Low pressure located to our west is pulling warm, moist air from the gulf up to northern Wisconsin and then back west to the low pressure center, causing gentle, warm eastern winds in Eau Claire. An enormous warm front is heading north to Wisconsin which should cause for a significant rise in temperatures later on today, and quite possibly causing the warmest temperatures of the year so far. A large patch of thunderstorms is caught between western high pressure and eastern low pressure, which will cause these storms to hit the Twin Cites before too long. Large quantities of sharks in the gulf have been picked up by these strong winds and are traveling at alarming speeds towards the storm system.
Today's Haiku
Sharks are heading North
They were picked up by the wind
It's a sharknado
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