Category: Autumn
Highlights:
- Very nice close to the week
- Sunday storm potential
- Another blast of fall-like air to open the week
High pressure will remain in control of our weather to wrap up the week. As a result look for lots of sunshine and dry air to continue. The next couple mornings will get off to an unseasonably cool start, but the late August sun will help us warm quickly to around 80 today and Saturday. Enough southwesterly flow will be in place Sunday to bump temperatures and moisture levels a “touch.” As a cold front slides into the area we’ll add scattered to numerous thunderstorms into the picture Sunday afternoon and evening. Forecast models vary considerably on rainfall totals, including not much more than one tenth of an inch from the GFS to around an inch with the European. The 12z Canadian is very aggressive suggesting a swath of 2″ through central IN. We’ll discard that solution for now and side with a blend between the GFS and European.
The big story next week is another push of well below normal, unseasonably cool, air! If you aren’t craving fall now then you’re certain to by early next week! (Ah, we’re so close to football season I can hardly stand it).
Upcoming 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: 0.50″ – 1″
Talk about a gorgeous day and an even better sunset! Tonight’s “@cryptics Cam” captures that sunset in crisp, clear fashion. Be sure to follow @cryptics on Twitter for awesome views of the sky and associated weather conditions here across central IN!
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Wow, what a difference 24 hours can make! If you haven’t stepped outside yet this morning you’ll certainly notice the cooler, drier, and almost fall feel to the air upon…
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A significant late summer cold front will move into the warm and humid air mass currently in place later tonight. This time tomorrow will feel mighty different outside with a…
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Highlights:
- Strong to severe storm potential Wednesday
- Much cooler to end the week
- Second cold front delivers storms Sunday and cooler air
Tuesday featured mostly dry conditions across the majority of central IN, but the same likely won’t be said for Wednesday. A cold front will swing through the region Wednesday night and in advance of the front scattered strong to severe thunderstorms will be possible, especially Wednesday afternoon/ evening. Damaging wind is the biggest severe threat. The reasoning behind the turbulent Wednesday weather? A strong cold front that will sweep through the area and deliver much drier and cooler air to finish the work week.
While the weekend will get off to a quiet open, another cold front will deliver scattered thunderstorms by Sunday afternoon and evening. Behind the front we can expect much cooler, fall-like air to open the new work week.
Upcoming 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: 1″ – 1.5″
Tonight’s “@cryptics Cam” shows a very nice time lapse of the foggy start and afternoon sunshine in Danville today. Be sure to follow @cryptics on Twitter for awesome views of the sky and associated weather conditions here across central IN!
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*We’re going to begin posting a discussion going into more detail around the what and why of the seven day forecast in the mornings, followed by the actual updated 7-day…
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