Updated 08.03.23 @ 7:07a
Heavy rain and localized flooding impacted far southwestern Indiana overnight and this morning. With that said, all will remain quiet on the home front today.
The quiet times will begin to change as we flip the page into the weekend. Scattered storms will fire up Friday afternoon and evening and this will set the tone for a more unsettled regime as we move through the upcoming 6-10 days as a whole (noted by image 2 below).
After dealing with scattered storms Friday afternoon, we anticipate a more widespread rain and storm complex to roll into central Indiana Saturday evening into Sunday morning.
This will likely be followed up with another round of scattered to numerous showers and storms Sunday evening into Monday morning.
The active times won’t stop there as additional heavy rain and storms will rumble across the Ohio Valley and central Indiana into the middle and latter part of next week.
This unsettled and wet theme is all part of the overall pattern expected to carry us through the bulk of the last month of meteorological summer. Certainly a far cry from the dry, hot Augusts of years past.
More later tonight or Friday morning around the long range pattern, including updated thoughts on meteorological fall.