Dual Layer Dvd: Current Temperature

Friday, 2 November 2012

Current Temperature

A strong low pressure system and cold front is currently passing through the Midwest. Ahead and along the cold front, strong thunderstorms are building because of very strong upper-level winds (50-100 MPH). Some of these thunderstorms may contain supercells. Most of the severe weather is currently taking place along the Mississippi Valley from Missouri to Illinois. Overnight, the severe weather threat, mainly high winds, will spread eastward towards Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. High wind advisories and high wind warnings have been issued for a large swath of area extending from the mid-Mississippi Valley to New York
A high wind warning means conditions are favorable for severe wind gusts (over 57 MPH).
The system has brought unseasonably warm air to the midwest region, with a current temperature of 60.7°F here in Columbus, Ohio. The cold front is pulling in very cold air from Canada, which will hit the midwest region on Friday. Currently, it is 64°F in Cincinnati, and 16°F in Des Moines, Iowa!