December 15, 2014 – Midday weather update

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/Issued 12:08 PM CST, Monday, December 15, 2014/

Upper Midwest radar loop ending at Noon CST Today.  Source, WSI.

Green=Rain
Blue=Snow
Pink=Mixed precipitation/ice














Various winter weather advisories and warnings remain in effect in much of Minnesota and far northwest Wisconsin.  Source, hamweather.com

Purple=Advisory
Pink=Warning

















…Dense Fog Advisory continues until 6 PM This Evening for northwest Wisconsin including the city of Superior…  Click the link below for more information.

http://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=dlh&wwa=dense%20fog%20advisory

…Winter Weather Advisory for all of northeast Minnesota and far northwest Wisconsin through late Tonight/early Tuesday Morning…  Click the link below for more information.

http://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=dlh&wwa=winter%20weather%20advisory

At 12 PM CST:  Low pressure of 1002mb was over northwest Missouri with a cold front extending from southern Minnesota to northern Wisconsin.  

Late Morning mesoanlaysis shows the 0C 850mb temperature line extending from a Cass Lake to Togo to Crane Lake line, temperatures east and southeast of here remain in the +1 to +6C range late This Morning.

The 32 degree temperature contour extended from Marshall to Alexandria to International Falls as of 11 AM Today.

Still very mild across eastern and northeast Minnesota and in northwest Wisconsin with temperatures in the upper 30s to mid 40s early This Afternoon.

Precipitation is blossoming and expanding north/west per radar imagery early This Afternoon with rain covering much of southern, central, and eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin while snow and freezing rain/freezing drizzle falls in the colder air across west central through north central areas of Minnesota.

For the Twin Ports vicinity:

-Patchy fog continues the rest of the Afternoon with rain developing.  

-Temperatures aloft and at the surface will be cooling during the rest of the Afternoon so we should see the rain mix with sleet and snow and then turn to all snow probably after 5 PM This Evening the way it looks now.

-Snow This Evening and Overnight with total accumulations of about 2-3″ by daybreak.

-Road conditions will deteriorate later Today but more so Tonight as temperatures fall and snow starts to accumulate.  Use extreme caution if you have travel plans later This Afternoon through Tuesday Morning.

Tim


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