The two graphics above are readings as of 9am across the Upper Midwest. Lows this morning in Fargo, North Dakota fell to -7°F! Yes, that is a minus sign ahead of that number. A big push of much colder air is pushing south as indicated by the 24 hour temperature change. Right now this cold front stretches from Milwaukee to Rockford to the Quad Cities and continues to move to the southeast. Winds out of the northwest have increased dramatically in the past three hours as gusts are now as high as 30 mph. You can expect the blustery conditions to continue into this afternoon. Despite all of the sunshine today, don't expect temperatures to get much higher than the mid-30s. Dress warm on this Tuesday! -ADAM
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