It doesn’t seem like we even lost our snow from previously but I guess it’s a good thing that we did.   We received four inches yesterday, exactly what we lost in the thaw.  We also have the frigid temperatures that we had over the holidays.  That we could do without.  Hopefully, this won’t last as long as the previous cold spell.  Regardless, what will be will be and there is no use in complaining.  Freezing rain preceded the snow making for very hazardous driving conditions yesterday.  I don’t think they are much better this morning.  I’m hoping that the snow plows are out today.  With it being a weekend, it’s hard to tell.

Our 9:45 AM EST temperature is 15°F (-9°C), the humidity is 76%, and skies are overcast with a few flurries.  The pressure is 30.41 in (1029.5 mb) and rising.  Winds are calm and visibility is 10 miles.  The dew point is 5°F (-15°C).  Sunrise was at 8:05 AM and the sun will set at 5:25 PM.  Yesterday’s high was 51°F (10°C) and the overnight low was 10°F (-12°C).  Averages for this date are 29°F / 17°F.  The record high for Jan. 12 is 50°F (10°C) set in 1898, so it looks like we broke the old record once again.  The record low is -16°F (-26°C) set in 1918.

DURAND – CORUNNA FORECAST:

Today:  Partly cloudy and colder.  High around 16.  NW winds 5-15 mph with wind chill readings  -5.

Tonight:  Clearing with lows around 5.  Light NW winds turning tot eh SW early.  Wind chill readings 1 to -9.

Sunday:  Mostly sunny to partly cloudy.  High near 20.  Winds S at 5-15 mph.  Wind chill readings -2 to 8 in the morning.

Sunday Night:  Snow showers likely.  Lows near 13.  Winds S at 5-15 mph.  Wind chill readings 1 to 9 degrees.  Chance of snow 60%.