Temperature - 54 degrees Fahrenheit
Dew point - 20 degrees Fahrenheit
Wind direction - NW
Wind speed - 3 mph
Barometric pressure - 1030.11 g/kg
Cloud cover - clear
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently put out the temperature data for March, take a look! Washington was the only contiguous U.S. state that had below average temperature for the month of March. Oregon and and California were near normal, otherwise every other contiguous state experienced above normal temperatures.
This morning we saw frost for the third morning in a row as I had predicted. Fortunately I believe we are safe from freezing conditions tomorrow and throught the weekend.
Let's take a look at what the weather is going to look like moving into tonight and tomorrow morning in the Eau Claire area.
Currently the high pressure system over Michigan is producing a NW wind direction in Eau Claire. However look to the west of Wisconsin at the rain being producing along that occluded front. As the low pressure system moves east expect the wind direction to gradually shift to a SE orientation in the Eau Claire area. Sometime in the the 10 am to 11 am time frame tomorrow I expect we will see rain, which the plains states are currently experiencing.
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