Well, how do you like this? We still have some snow on the ground, but there is a whole lot less than there was this morning. If these temperatures continue overnight I suspect that my prediction of the ground being gone until spring will go by the boards. Around noon the wind picked up and blew the fog away, but the overcast remained for the balance of the day. I guess that I will put the rain gauge out to see how much we get overnight and tomorrow. I am constantly amazed by the weather we get, both in its variety and its extremes. From what I understand we are supposed to get quite a bit of rain between tonight and tomorrow. That combined with the snow could present some problems for the low lying areas.
High Temperature: 55.1
Relative Humidity: 89%
Barometric Pressure: 29.96 in. Hg
Dew Point: 42.1
Wind Direction: Northeast
Wind Speed (mph): 3
Wind Chill: N/A
Precipitation: None
Amount: 0.00 inches
Current Temperature: 45.4

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