The air this evening held an ambient temperature of 41° F, which is actually up from the weather earlier in the day (39° at noon according to weather underground). This is due to the cooler air of the high moving out over MI as the low currently over the Dakotas pushes in, and as it moves in it kicks up some warmer air from the south. The sky is currently entirely overcast, with mid-altitude stratocumulus blotting out the sky. As this warm front moves in, we can expect some rainy weather and perhaps thunderstorms in the next day or so, perhaps even overnight.
here is the current surface data from unisys. Note the High and Low on either side of us is differentiated by winds swirling in opposite directions, and where they meet (eau claire at the moment) should even be experiencing precipitation. I didn't feel anything, but perhaps some of you guys will:
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