November 25, 2014 archive

Much Colder Than Normal; Light Snow Southwest…It’s only fitting that we’ll roll into the Thanksgiving holiday with the same overall weather theme we’ve dealt with for the month of November- MUCH colder than normal.  Dry skies can be expected today (with the exception of a few morning flurries).

Our next weather maker will scoot southeast and impact primarily the far southwestern portions of the region with light snow Wednesday (dusting to less than 1″ of accumulation).  A quick note- these type systems have been known to “overachieve” from time to time and we’ll keep a close eye on things the next 24 hours.

A few scattered snow showers/ flurries will be possible across central Indiana Wednesday into Thanksgiving Day, but shouldn’t amount to much.  Cold will be the big weather story.  Plan to have plenty of fire wood ready to keep a roaring fire going through the Thanksgiving get-togethers.

Black Friday shoppers can expect dry conditions and colder than normal weather continuing, but temperatures will begin to moderate after a cold and frosty start.

Warming Up…Our cold weather pattern will relax as we open up December and provide a taste of the November we never had (temperature-wise, at least :-)).  In fact, a 60 degree reading is possible later next week as a warmer southwesterly air flow takes control.  With the southwesterly flow in place, moisture will increase and we’ll mention the chance of light rain in our weekend forecast.

Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:

• 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: 0.50″
• 7-Day Snowfall Forecast: Trace – Dusting