For those that didn’t have a chance to catch Sunday’s video update, we wanted to take the time this evening to review our September Outlook.
Specific to Indiana, we’re expecting an overall warmer than normal and drier than average 1st month of meteorological fall:
That’s not without an early cool snap to start the month. Typically, we’d expect lows around 60 and highs in the lower 80s through the first 1/3 of the month, but that won’t be the case this year. Instead, look for a rather lengthy period of lows in the lower-middle 50s (even a few nights in the upper 40s) and highs in the lower-middle 70s. This is all thanks to the negative EPO that’s currently in place.
Notice though how the EPO trends positive towards mid-month. This would suggest warmer times are on the horizon after the unseasonably cool open to September. Sure enough, latest ensemble data is in agreement with this look.
With the period of moderation, we’re likely also going to head back into a wetter pattern- at least compared to how we open the month of September.
