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Apr 14
VIDEO: We Turn Much Colder This Evening; Timing Out Storms Into Easter Weekend And We Also Review The Late April Pattern…
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Apr 13
#AGwx & Weekly Severe Weather Outlook
Before we look ahead to the upcoming period, reviewing April so far shows a warm and dry start to the month. April 2019 is running nearly 5 F above average and 0.76″ below normal in the rainfall department.
Forecast Period: 04.14.19 through 04.21.19
7-Day Precipitation: Above normal amounts of precipitation expected during the period.
7-Day Temperatures: Above normal temperatures expected during the period.
Severe Weather:
A risk of strong to potentially severe storms looms across southeast portions of the state Sunday (4.14.19). While widespread severe weather isn’t anticipated, there’s the potential of scattered strong storms Thursday, 04.18.19.
Summary:
A strong spring storm system will deliver heavy rain and thunderstorms late tonight into Sunday. Due to the track of the surface low, a tight temperature gradient can be expected across the state Sunday. Low-mid 60s are on deck across SE IN with upper 30s across western and northern portions of the state. In the warmer sector, a severe threat looms Sunday morning into the afternoon hours. Large hail is the primary concern with storms that may form. Elsewhere, a rather widespread 1″ to 2″ of rain is a good bet with the passage of this system.
While we’ll remain cool to open the work week, a warm front will lift north Tuesday helping to usher in much warmer conditions for the mid-week stretch (70s return). The next system will approach Wednesday into Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms (some of which may be strong Thursday). That particular system will track overhead Friday into next weekend with cooler air returning during the period (highs in the 50s and lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s for next weekend).
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Apr 12
Improving Weather Today; Another Round Of Heavy Rain & Storms On Deck…
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Apr 11
Thursday Night Storm Update; Heavy Rain Maker Sunday…
We’re still quiet across central Indiana just before 10:30p, but showers and thunderstorms will overspread the area during the overnight. Best chances of the potential of damaging straight line winds will be along the western IN state line, but a couple of embedded strong storms and locally heavy rain will encompass all of the central portion of the state after midnight. Greatest coverage of showers and thunderstorms will come during the window of 1a and 6a.
Total rainfall amounts will average between 0.50″ and 1″ with a couple of locally heavier totals.
We still expect the rain to exit stage right well before the lunchtime hour Friday with dry conditions prevailing as we get set to put a wrap on the work week.
After the warmest day so far this year, temperatures will be much cooler Friday behind the cold front (to the tune of 20-30 degrees)!
Dry conditions will continue through the daytime Saturday, but a big ole wet storm system will be taking shape to our southwest by that time and it’ll have its’ eyes set on our area for an overnight arrival Sunday. The second half of the weekend will be dominated by gusty winds and wet conditions.
An all day soaker is expected with heavy rain at times. An additional 1″ to 2″ is a good bet Sunday.
After a dry open to April, we’re set to make up for the quiet times (and some) over the course of the next few days, and the hits don’t look to stop there as we head into next week.
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