I think that sensor reads pretty high almost all the time.
I will be surprised if it is nuclear winds today. (Could though, who knows with how unpredictable the weather keeps getting year after year).

Late tonight and tomorrow when the "real" stuff comes it should easily hit 35 (heck maybe 40+).

It's supposed to be the coldest couple of days on record in the last few years starting tonight. Considering the Gulf (and bay) are unseasonably warm at 72 degrees, I won't be surprised if we lose some snook from thermal shock. They are gonna get takin' off guard by this, I think. Should be interesting. I hope I am wrong, but the last time this happened I remember losing large numbers of them.