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-1/ 12 |
-12/ 15 |
0/ 27 |
10/ 37 |
19/ 24 |
3/ 25 |
20/ 34 |
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0.00” |
1-2” |
1” |
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Forecast Updated: 02.10.14 @ 5:05p
Bitterly Cold Air To Begin The New Work Week…A fresh batch of bitterly cold air settled into the Hoosier state overnight and is ready to greet us “smack dab in the face” on the way out the door. We call this “ouch cold.” Additionally, winds will remain gusty this morning and result in wind chill values as cold as 20-30 degrees below zero Monday. Normally, this would be a huge deal, but seems to be “just another day” during the snowy and bitterly cold winter of 2013-2014.
As the arctic high moves overhead tonight into Tuesday morning, we’ll experience the coldest air of the week, bottoming out anywhere from 7 to 14 degrees below zero across the snowy central Indiana landscape. Officially, we’re forecasting 9 below to begin the day Tuesday for Indianapolis.
Midweek Moderation…Though we’ll remain below seasonal levels straight through the forecast period, we’ll notice a moderating feel to the air mass by the middle of the week. The relatively milder air may be offset by strong and gusty winds blowing from the southwest Thursday in advance of our next weather maker. Some concern will be there for blowing and drifting snow of the existing snow pack Thursday for the open country.
Monitoring Late Week…Forecast models continue to suggest we’ll deal with our next winter weather maker towards late week, but we caution timing and the precise track of the low pressure system will have to be fine tuned as we go through the week. At this extremely early stage in the game, it does appear as if an accumulating snow will occur with this system in the Friday-Saturday time period. Stay tuned.
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