Highlights:
- Fall-like feel to close the week
- Weekend shower chances
- Unseasonably refreshing pattern
Early October Or Early August?! A cold front will sweep through the state Friday morning. A line of showers and embedded thunder will accompany the FROPA (frontal passage) before a dramatic wind shift to the northwest. Unseasonably cool air will filter into central Indiana Friday afternoon and keep most in the upper 60s (69° is our average high October 5th). Just remarkable stuff for the first Friday in August…
A cool, crisp start Saturday will pave way for comfortable afternoon conditions under mixed clouds and sun. Flipping the page to the second half of the weekend, we’re going to have to hit the rain chance a little harder with this forecast update, including a rather overcast day. Periodic showers will keep temperatures well below normal.
Early showers will be with us Monday before a drier air mass builds into the state for the midweek stretch. Additionally, reinforcing cool air will flow in here Monday night and set the stage for simply gorgeous conditions around these parts next week.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
- Snowfall: 0.00″
- Rainfall: 0.50″ – 1.00″
Highlights:
4.) As surface low pressure wraps up over the Great Lakes Friday, it’ll help pull unseasonably cool air south into the state, along with gusty northwest winds. In fact, temperatures will remain steady or slowly fall as we move through the day Friday. It sure won’t feel like the first weekend of August as temperatures tumble into the 50s area-wide Saturday morning.