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Here we go again

Posted at 8:02 AM on May 2, 2008 by Craig Edwards (2 Comments)


Thunderstorms fired up in the vicinity of a warm front last evening in southeast South Dakota and northwest Iowa. Some of the strong thunderstorms put down a few tornadoes.

Severe weather reports from the Sioux Falls Weather Service

Storm reports from the Storm Prediction Center

During the next twenty-four hours nature will play out a very similar scenario as we viewed from the weather lab last Friday. A low pressure system will travel from far northwest Missouri to western Wisconsin. Minnesotans are in the path of some soggy weather.

Milder temperatures in southeast Minnesota may spawn thunderstorms that could become severe. Meanwhile, on the colder, northwest, side of the path of the low, a cold wind driven rain is likely from Willmar to Long Prairie to Milaca. Rain may mix with snow after dark.

Since the weather is trending more spring like, with the increasing potential for severe weather you may wish to bookmark the website to monitor the storm threat from the Storm Prediction Center.

Storm Prediction Center Forecast

We look to salvage a rather decent Sunday as the storm system pulls off to our east.
CE


Comments (2)


Any idea when we'll get to hear the weather discussion from the UBS forum last night? Thanks for having it. It was a lot of fun!

Posted by Alison | May 2, 2008 11:36 AM


I concur. Thanks to Craig and Paul (and Cathy, Mark, and Paul Douglas) for holding the forum.

Posted by jacob | May 2, 2008 12:24 PM



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