Date: Thu, 09 Mar 2000 09:19:48 -0600
From: Paul J Roebber <roebber@csd.uwm.edu>
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To: eegle-pi@wings.glerl.noaa.gov
Subject: Forecast from Thursday, 9 Mar

Lots of action in the Great Lakes yesterday, including Milwaukee!

The shift to northerlies has proceeded as far south as Sheboygan at 8am and 
Milwaukee at 9am, so the rest of the winds in the southernmost regions of the 
Lake should be turning northerly shortly. Temperatures are falling rapidly as 
the wind shifts. Winds will continue N-NE into tomorrow morning, 20-30 knots 
today and tonight dropping to about 15 knots by tomorrow morning and weakening 
further thereafter.

NE winds pick up again to 10-20 knots on Saturday as a cyclone passes south of 
Lake Michigan.

Still looks like snow next week, but the models are backing off quite a bit on 
the intensity of the storm. Also, the timing is quite variable in the different 
model runs, so there is a high degree of uncertainty for this one. Only thing to 
do is to wait for further updates.

Paul Roebber