January 2018 archive
I. Bitter Cold: We’re adding another morning below zero to an already impressive (and growing) list of frigid lows this winter. Take a look at these morning lows in the…
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Highlights:
- Fresh batch of arctic air served up
- Watching Sunday
- Moderating next week
Brutal Cold Continues…A fresh batch of arctic air arrived into the Hoosier state last night. This will set the stage for an absolutely frigid close to the week. Wind chill values will periodically reach dangerous levels between now and Saturday morning. Additionally, we’ll add a few more mornings to the sub-zero club in what’s already an impressive list this winter.
Attention remains on a developing storm system that will impact our region Sunday into early Monday. We forecast a lowering and thickening cloud deck to arrive overnight Saturday into Sunday morning, followed by a wintry mix Sunday afternoon and evening. Messy wintry precipitation should continue into early Monday before precipitation departs to our east. Data, overall, has trended colder over the past 24 hours and would lead to more impact from snow and less ice. Stay tuned.
Drier times return early next week along with moderating conditions ahead of the next storm system that will approach late next week.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
- Snowfall: 1″ to 3″
- Rainfall: 0.00″
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Light snow will develop today along with gusty winds and reinforcing arctic air to follow. Attention remains on Sunday into Monday…
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Highlights:
- Wednesday powder
- Fresh batch of arctic air
- Messy late weekend storm
Snow Develops Wednesday Afternoon…Upper level energy will move across the region Wednesday and result in snow overspreading the northern half of the state (especially from Indianapolis and points north) during the afternoon and evening. While snowfall amounts won’t be particularly impressive (generally 1″ or less), roads will likely get slick in relative quick fashion prior to the evening drive. You’ll want to leave extra time on your evening commute home. Otherwise, blowing and drifting snow will develop tomorrow night into Thursday as fresh arctic air pours into the area.
Attention will shift to lake effect snow across northeastern portions of the state Thursday before another ripple of energy drops southeast and sparks additional snow showers across central parts of the state to wrap up the work week. Saturday will be dry and very cold.
Clouds will be on the increase overnight Saturday into Sunday morning and a mixed bag of precipitation will overspread the region Sunday PM. We still have a few more days to watch things unfold, but concern remains for an icy cocktail of sleet and freezing rain after a potential initial burst of snow. While warm air advection (WAA) will likely win out, we’re afraid it’ll be very difficult to warm the surface enough to prevent ice from becoming an issue Sunday afternoon into early Monday. Cold air will sweep back in here Monday evening into Tuesday with snow showers and gusty winds.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
- Snowfall: 1″ to 3″
- Rainfall: 0.10″
Permanent link to this article: https://indywx.com/2018/01/02/snow-develops-wednesday-renewed-arctic-air/
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Filed under Arctic Cold, Forecast, Forecast Discussion, Forecast Models, Freezing Rain, Record Cold, Sleet, snow, Unseasonably Cool Weather, Weather Videos
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January 2, 2018
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Permanent link to this article: https://indywx.com/2018/01/02/video-bitter-cold-gives-way-to-a-messy-late-weekend-storm/
Highlights:
- Dangerously cold pattern
- Midweek snow showers
- Messy weekend
Take The Cold Seriously…Dangerously cold conditions will continue this week. With clear skies and a fresh snowpack, temperatures will quickly tumble tonight into double-digit below zero territory across most of central Indiana. Add in even the slightest wind and wind chill values will plummet to 20 to 30 degrees below zero. Limit time outside, check on your neighbors, and ensure your pets are cozy indoors, as well.
Next up on the agenda will be upper level energy moving southeast across the region Wednesday. This will spark an area of snow showers with light accumulations for our hump day followed by reinforcing bitter cold to close out the week. Additional upper level energy and some lake moisture will provide the chance of snow showers Friday in spots, as well.
A more widespread and significant storm system will arrive over the weekend. Clouds will increase Saturday night into Sunday morning and a messy mixture of snow, sleet, and freezing rain will invade Sunday afternoon and evening. Renewed bitterly cold, arctic air will plunge southeast early next week. Additional sub-zero days are likely just beyond the forecast period…
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
- Snowfall: 1″ to 3″
- Rainfall: 0.10″
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