Snow?

So my prediction from yesterday was far from accurate.  The only accurate part was the SE wind, which was prevalent throughout the day.  This helped moderate the temperature like I thought it would.  However, we did see some precipitation.  As I arrived at the school around 9:30 this morning, it was beginning to snow.  The intensity of this snowfall gradually increased, and it was coming down fairly good for a while.  However, it didn't amount to much (only 0.3 inches according to The Weather Channel).  The snow eventually stopped in the early afternoon, and a layer of stratus clouds remained for the rest of the day mostly.

As seen in Figure 1, there is still a few low-pressure systems in the area.  The counter-clockwise rotation of the winds in Figure 2 corresponds nicely with these low-pressure systems.  Based on this low pressure, there should be a high amount of cloud cover again tomorrow.  A little precipitation is possible. Temperature will remain mild due to a continuation of wind from the S/SE.

Figure 1.  Current surface map from The Weather Channel.  Low-
pressure system to our SSE.

Figure 2.  Map of current surface winds from Intellicast.
Counter-clockwise rotation prevalent in southern Wisconsin.