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The
cold weather pattern that began well before Christmas is showing
signs of easing up. While temperatures will dip to -16° Tuesday
morning, it looks like we’ll have a remarkable warming trend after
that.
The
maps to the left show the overall change in jet stream pattern in the
next two weeks. Instead of a northwest-southeast orientation of the
jet, we’ll have a southwest-northeast orientation. This will bring
much milder temps to the Upper Midwest. 30s and 40s are likely for
much of next week.
However,
don’t pray TOO hard for warmth. Think of the fact we have snow on
top of a very frozen ground. If we don’t gradually melt off the
snow, we will see serious flooding beginning in a few weeks. So,
let’s hope this thaw happens over a longer period of time so we
don’t see extreme flooding.
But
if you don’t have flood insurance and you live in a flood plain,
you might want to think about getting it so you’re covered before
the water rises!
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