February 23 -

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On campus yesterday, we measured 3-4" of snow on the ground, plus additional flurries throughout the day. This brough us up to a total of 0.20" of heated precipitation.

ReportedNormal
Yesterday’s High37.6*F43*F
This morning’s Low1.9*F22*F
Yesterday’s Precipitation0.20"0.05"
Annual Accumulated
Precipitation		""

The next couple of days will be a little clearer, though there are still clouds and a chance for precipitation. Temperatures will remain below freezing until this weekend.

ForecastNWSNormal
Today’s High33*F25*F43*F
Tonight’s Low4*F8*F21*F
Tomorrow’s High37*F32*F44*F
Today’s Precipitation30%100%0.06"

-- Michael E. Olson

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