Currently there is a jet max over Canada stretching down to
South Dakota which will propagate through the jet stream causing the trough,
which is located over Manitoba, to dig.
A surface high pressure is located over the northeastern corner of
Montana and northwestern North Dakota which will bring with it colder
temperatures Tuesday and Tuesday night.
Relative humidity is 30% which indicates the dry air over the area
indicating few clouds for tonight and tomorrow.
Winds are currently out of the northwest at 17 mph making the current
temperature of 27 degrees Fahrenheit feel like 19. For tomorrow, surface high pressure will be
dominating the area, winds out of the northwest at 11 mph with a morning low of
15 with a wind chill at 8. The high for
tomorrow will be 26 with the wind chill making it feel like 10. Be sure to grab your coat and mittens, but keep the snow shoes packed up for now. The high pressure will move out of the area
and by Thursday a low pressure system will move into the area bringing a wintry
mix precipitation by Thursday night. More
on this later in the week.
Wednesday: High
43 Low 14
Thursday: High
37 Low 23
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| Morning temperatures for Tuesday, January 22, 2013. |
Forecaster: Tyler Binkley
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