Oct 09
A cold front will pass through central IN early this afternoon. As expected, most of the region will experience a dry frontal passage (FROPA). Latest high resolution short term model…
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Oct 05
There’s a whole slew of new products we’re going to start rolling out over the next several weeks, including more videos, as well. One of the new features is a nationwide weekly highlight map, helping showcase the big-ticket weather items that have our attention over the upcoming week. While we could side with going with fancy graphics, we chose to go the route of a hand drawn map for old time sakes. 🙂 This will be posted on Sunday or Monday of each week.
1.) The upper low associated with the catastrophic flooding in SC will continue to slowly pull away from the area as we progress into Tuesday. Our thoughts and prayers remain with the fine folks of South Carolina as recovery and clean up begins. Hard to believe areas of SC were in a significant drought as soon as last week. Those exact same areas have received as much as 25″-30″ of rain over the past 72 hours. Simply amazing stuff.
2.) A series of storm systems will clip the Pacific Northwest with heavy rain and wind as the week progresses- particularly mid week into the weekend.
3.) A storm system and significant moisture will move through the Four Corners region and into western Texas Wednesday into the weekend. Heavy rain and localized flooding will result.
4.) A cold front will move through the Mid West later this week with showers and embedded thunder, along with cooler air for the weekend.
As always, you can follow us on Twitter (@indywx) or e-mail us at bill@indywx.com for more on the variety of weather consulting we provide. Have a great day and God Bless!
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Oct 05
October has started off on a dry, cool note. Note the 200%+ anomalies along the eastern seaboard in association with the Nor Easter. Our thoughts and prayers remain with…
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Oct 03
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Oct 01
Good morning and happy Thursday! Your updated 7-day will arrive on-site this evening. Major hurricane Joaquin remains the big focal item across the weather community this morning, but there’ve been…
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Sep 30
Highlights:
A complicated series of events will lead to a memorable week/ weekend of weather along the eastern seaboard. Between the cold front that moved through here last night, Joaquin (well on it’s way to becoming a hurricane this morning), and energy that moved out of the Gulf of Mexico, the eastern seaboard is in for a major flood event, and long duration wind/ beach erosion event.
Before we discuss potential impacts closer to home, let’s talk the short term. Showers will continue to push south this morning and a dry, breezy, and cooler day is coming. Thursday will be breezy and cool, but dry also.
It’s when we get to the weekend that things begin to shift. We know windy and chilly conditions are a given this weekend (you can take that to the bank). We caution that much fine tuning will be required as we progress through the next couple days in regards to rainfall. Here’s our best stab as of this morning.
1.) Showers pinwheel west Friday afternoon and evening as east winds strengthen- gusts 25-30 MPH.
2.) Steadier rains fall Saturday and Sunday with east and northeast winds gusting to 30-40 MPH.
3.) Steady rains diminish and give way to scattered showers Monday before we’re back to dry weather Tuesday. Winds also begin to diminish during this period, but gusts to 20-30 MPH are still possible Monday out of the north.
Stay tuned, as the rainfall forecast is still up for much debate and will have to be fine tuned.
Upcoming 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: 0.25″ – 0.75″
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Sep 29
All eyes remain focused on Joaquin this evening and the eventual impacts dealt to the eastern seaboard, and, at least indirectly, back into the Ohio Valley. Latest satellite imagery this…
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Sep 28
Just a quick post to highlight the recent trend from the CFSv2. Note as we’ve progressed through the past couple weeks the model has been shifting the mean ridge position…
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Sep 26
We’re en route back from a phenomenal family vacation along the world’s most beautiful beaches along the Florida panhandle. This was my view for the past week. Too bad…
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Sep 22
Meteorological fall began September 1st, but astronomical fall begins tomorrow. When we look back at summer, we note that it was a cool, wet summer with bookend dry periods. June…
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