Jun 13

Weekly #AGwx And Severe Weather Outlook…

Updated 06.13.21 @ 8:33a

The “hot dome” will shift to the Four Corners in the upcoming week. A much cooler and less humid airmass will infiltrate the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, into the Northeast.
The upcoming 7-days will feature unseasonably cool air from the Ohio Valley into the Northeast. Meanwhile, significant heat will bake the West.
A much drier pattern will emerge in the upcoming forecast period for a large chunk of the country.
We forecast rainfall amounts to run around 0.50″ or less across most of central IN in the upcoming week.

Forecast Period: 06.13.21 through 06.20.21

While not AS hot and sultry as Saturday, today will once again flirt with 90° across most of central Indiana under a mostly sunny sky. If you’re a fan of the heat, enjoy today as a transition in the overall pattern will deliver a much less humid and cooler airmass to our neck of the woods throughout the majority of the upcoming week (and what is looking more and more like beyond). We’ll track two cold fronts that will push through the region between Monday and Tuesday afternoon. Both of these frontal passages should be mostly uneventful from a precipitation perspective (only an isolated shower or storm is expected). As we look ahead, somewhat better chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms look poised to impact our region Friday (30% to 40% aerial coverage) as yet another cold front moves through. This will set us up for drier conditions once again for Father’s Day weekend.

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