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Forecast Updated 03.04.14 @ 8:22a
Sunny, But Cold…Another day of bright sunshine will help temperatures rebound to the freezing mark Tuesday afternoon. While this is still well below normal and closer to the normal low for this date of 29 degrees, it’ll be a full 14 degrees “milder” than Monday’s high. You know it’s been a cold winter when you’re saying the freezing mark is milder for a high in March.
Weak Weather Maker…A weak clipper system will move towards the region Wednesday evening into Thursday. While this will be an accumulating snow producer for areas to our west, current thinking still moves this moisture towards our region, but with a dry air mass in place we think precipitation starts to fall apart as it moves in. All of that said, light snow and scattered snow showers will fall for parts of the region Wednesday night into early Thursday. We still think most don’t deal with much, if any, accumulation, but a light coating is possible in spots. We’ll continue to monitor.
Eyeing Another Wintry Weekend…Modeling is still far from in agreement on the evolution of things on the weekend, but the general idea is one that brings a cold front through here Friday night into early Saturday morning with a wave of low pressure moving northeast out of the middle Mississippi River Valley into the eastern Ohio Valley Saturday. With fresh cold air oozing south, combined with the associated track of the low, this is a potentially wintry set up for the region and we’re officially calling for a wintry mixture of light snow and/ or sleet across central Indiana Saturday. The key word is light, but it could still be enough to create a few slick spots across the region.
Briefly Milder; Tracking The Next Significant Storm…The GFS and Canadian forecast models keep our region dry during the early to middle part of next week as a surface low tracks out of the Gulf and well south and east of our region. On the other hand, the European forecast model winds a storm up much farther north and west and presents a heavy rain and possible thunderstorm threat here by Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. We still have time to watch this and think the European may be a little too aggressive at present, but stay tuned.
What we are confident on is a briefly milder push of air early next week that could send temperatures well into the 50s. Don’t get used to it, however, as yet another polar plunge arrives by the mid week stretch.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast
- 7-Day Snowfall Forecast: 1-2″
- 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: Less than 0.10″
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