Some new changes and additions: Added aurora forecast on the map viewer Added 24h/72h/season-to-date snowfall analysis on the map viewer Added ability to annotate the map viewer; any drawing is also shareable via the 'Share' button Finished expansion of global maps for models that support it Moved meteograms out of the 'Forecast' area and into its own separate page, now more easily found along the top navbar. Also polished the meteogram charts a bit and added 1991-2020 climatology line Next up: adding RRFS/REFS models as well as RDPS and possibly HRDPS. Also going to work on expanding meteogram charts, improving the Climate page, and look into adding buoy data to the map viewer.

Keeping an eye on that Wednesday severe setup. Low level convergence may be lacking along the front, but it looks like a tongue of better low level moisture will swing in here during the afternoon and help to result in respectable instability. May be difficult to get a big long line of storms with the aformentioned lack of convergence, so storm mode may be more discrete/semi-discrete with perhaps some short line segments mixed in. Low level shear is not that impressive, but there may be just enough of it to pop off a tornado or two around IL/IN and with how this year has been going, I wouldn't doubt it.

Hot again with some monsoonal moisture

I think their climate is a little different than Spokane

0.17" and 0.06" for me. Always got me beat.