The story through Thursday will be one summed up in two words: dry and cool! High pressure will supply beautiful weather as we head into the latter portion of the work week. (May be a good couple days to use some of that PTO :-))!
Temperatures both tomorrow morning and Thursday morning will fall into the 40s. In fact, some neighborhoods away from the city, itself, may fall to between 38-39 just before sunrise Wednesday. Unlike today, afternoon cloudiness won’t be an issue and winds will be much lighter.
Changes will ensue as we progress into the weekend thanks to our air flow shifting around to a more southerly and southwesterly direction. This will pull increasingly humid air northward and we’ll introduce widely scattered showers and thunderstorms into the central IN weather picture Friday afternoon, continuing through the weekend.
It should be noted, however, that modeling today isn’t nearly as wet and stormy as previous runs. Will this be proven to be an anomaly, or is the drier trend the correct solution? We’ll give it a couple more runs before taking things at face value, but feel confident in saying that while scattered showers and thunderstorms will be in the picture, many more dry hours can be expected as opposed to wet and stormy.