There is a chance for some patchy frost in parts of the Northland early Saturday morning with the greatest chances away from Lake Superior and in low lying areas – A frost advisory may be needed for parts of the Northland early Saturday morning.
Source: 18z NAM 3km model 6.11.2020
Strong low pressure centered east of Hudson Bay Canada this afternoon with high pressure building into Manitoba province. The low will continue lift off to the NE while the high builds ESE through the weekend.
Cool temps across the Northland Friday and Saturday, but it will be dry. Highs Friday and Saturday in the 60s to lower 70s but it will be cooler near Lake Superior as winds become east once again. Those east winds continue on Sunday so another cool day is likely near Lake Superior, but it will be warmer inland with highs in the 70s on Sunday.
Another day of pop-up showers along with a few thunderstorms across the Northland thanks to some cold air aloft, warmer temps near the surface and weak instability. Note: Showers will diminish around or a little after sunset this evening.
Source: Goes-16 visible satellite loop 6.11.2020; https://weather.cod.edu
A strong low pressure system continues to lift NE across Quebec province today with NW flow found behind this system across the upper Midwest.
Source: Goes-16 water vapor loop 6.11.2020
Moderate Drought (orange) and Abnormally Dry conditions (yellow) continue to cover all of northeast and parts of northern Minnesota in the latest drought monitor released today while a small portion of extreme northwest Wisconsin is in Abnormally Dry conditions.
Source: https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/
A little June snow today north of Lake Superior in Ontario Canada!
Thanks for reading!
Tim
