Tag: dew points
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12 PM Weather Update for 4/12/2026: There’s a low chance of isolated strong to severe thunderstorms developing late this afternoon into the early evening.
Early this afternoon finds an area of low pressure over eastern North Dakota near Fargo with a warm front draped southeast through central Minnesota into central Wisconsin. For the rest of the day, the low will drift east-northeast, pushing the warm front farther north, while a cold front sweeps southeast…
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Weather Update: Warm September Day in Northland
It was a warm mid-September day in the Northland, with most areas seeing temperatures in the 80s. However, the southerly winds weren’t strong enough to clear the marine layer lingering near Lake Superior. While the easterly wind was much lighter compared to previous days, temperatures near the lake stayed cooler,…
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Warm Front Brings Scattered Storms and Rain to Northland
A warm front will linger over the Northland tonight and into Tuesday. Southerly winds will bring warm air and moisture near the front, accompanied by a strong southwesterly low-level jet of 30 to 45 knots. This, along with lift near the boundary, steep mid-level lapse rates, and increased elevated instability…
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High Precipitable Water Values and Severe Thunderstorm Potential
12:20 PM Monday, August 26, 2024 Sunday proved to be fruitful as I gained three new paid subscribers to my blog, increasing the total to six. I hope to see this number grow further. My gratitude goes out to those who have subscribed so far. Considering the strength of the…
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Northland Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms and Severe Weather Risk
6:17 PM Sunday, August 25, 2024 Thank you, jday08, for subscribing to my blog; your support is greatly appreciated! I’ve reached 3 paid subscribers now, and I’m hopeful that this number will keep growing. A big thank you to everyone who has subscribed thus far. Signs of a weakening cap…
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Cap Erosion and Thunderstorm Development in Northern Minnesota
11:21 AM Sunday, August 25, 2024 Thank you to demaioribus for subscribing to my blog, I really appreciate it! Just a little weather update this morning. We have quite a cap (warm layer aloft) sitting over the upper Midwest this morning with 700mb temperatures of +12 to +13C along with…
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There’s a potential for a few strong to severe thunderstorms early next week. Expect warm and humid conditions over the next few days, with cooler temperatures closer to Lake Superior.
6:08 PM Friday, August 23, 2024 Over the coming days, humidity is expected to increase, with dew points predominantly in the 60s throughout northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin. However, certain regions in the Northland might see dew points reach the 70s on Sunday and Monday, creating a rather tropical sensation,…