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The region will remain under the influence of a chilly and, at times, damp upper low as we wrap up the work week. While we’ll keep mention of an isolated to scattered shower into the weekend, most of the weekend will remain rain-free. A warm front will lift north through the region early next week, helping temperatures reach the warmest of the season so far. We think the years first 80 degree reading will be registered by the middle part of the week. A new storm system promises another round of active weather beyond the forecast period.
– We’re experiencing technical issues with our video recorder software. We’ve cut two videos for today’s forecast, but neither will publish correctly. We’ll continue to work on this and try to post a video briefing later this evening.
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Apr 30
We’re in what we call a “rinse and repeat” pattern. The region will be under the influence of a broad west to northwesterly flow courtesy of the upper low to our north- over the northwestern Great Lakes region. This will continue as we put a wrap on the work week.
As a result, we’ll note a much cooler regime (highs today will reach the lower to middle 60s, but highs Thursday and Friday won’t make it out of the 50s). Note today’s highs will be warmest across the east and cooler west as the overall cool air mass moves in.
While everyone won’t get wet, instability-driven showers will be most numerous during the afternoon and evening hours. These showers will dissipate at night only to reform the following afternoon.
We’ll have a full forecast update posted tonight. Make it a great Wednesday!
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Apr 29
Quick evening update to discuss the overnight period and look at the cooler pattern moving in for late week.
Showers will diminish during the overnight and gusty northwest winds will deliver a cooler air mass that will hang on as we put a wrap on the work week:
The video below has more details! Have a great evening!
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Apr 28
Good evening and welcome in to IndyWx.com!
We continue to closely monitor radar and satellite trends tonight and keep a close eye on severe developments to our west. As the video discusses, the clouds and rain from earlier today have helped in a big way from at least limiting what today “could have been” from a severe perspective.
That’s not saying we’re signaling the all-clear by any stretch of the imagination, it’s just saying that the clouds and rain from earlier have helped to keep us from really destabilizing the local atmosphere and the clearing we’re seeing now may be too little too late in regards to widespread severe weather here.
All of that said, keep a close eye on local radar tonight and remain weather aware. The dynamics at play could result in a thunderstorm turning severe rather rapidly tonight and we’ll continue to closely monitor.
Strong to potentially severe thunderstorms will impact central Indiana during the overnight period:
The video below has more details:
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Apr 28
The region is still very much under the gun for potential severe weather this afternoon and tonight. That said, the severe threat across central Indiana is highly dependable on just how easy we’re able to shake the clouds and rain this morning. Sometimes modeling (even high resolution data) struggles with this.
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) outlines the region for a Slight Risk of severe weather- again the primary threat time lies this afternoon into tonight.
Latest high resolution data suggests we’re able to clear things out this afternoon and introduce sunshine to help add heat and further destabilize our local atmosphere (not a good thing), which would help lead to rather robust thunderstorm development.
Note the simulated satellite data showing the dreaded clearing from now through the afternoon:
Latest high resolution data suggests potential super cell thunderstorms begin to fire to our west as early as 4-6pm. We’ll keep a close eye on things.
Bottom line, a significant severe weather threat is present this evening into tonight. We’ll hope the clouds and rain linger longer than modeling currently projects as this would greatly limit the potential heating and destabilization and subsequent severe risk. That said, it’s important to note current data does suggest we break into afternoon sunshine.
Greatest severe risks here appear to be large hail, damaging straight line winds, and a possible tornado. Be sure to have a way to get the latest weather information this afternoon and tonight. Stay safe out there!
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Apr 25
A mostly dry and warm weekend is underway. The Friday afternoon sunshine we enjoyed is a preview of what the majority of the weekend will provide. We note the threat of a scattered shower or storm across northern portions of the state during the predawn hours Saturday and across central portions of the state (including Indianapolis) during the predawn hours Sunday. That said, in both cases, most will remain rain-free.
The big event is still slated for a late Sunday night arrival. Low pressure will sit and spin across the Plains states Saturday into Sunday. While we stay mostly dry, a major severe weather outbreak will likely unfold across this area during the day Saturday and again Sunday.
Better chances of rain and thunderstorms will arrive across central Indiana late Sunday night. Some of these storms may be strong, but we think it’s more in the Monday and Tuesday time frame where we really need to be on our toes in regards to severe potential. At this juncture, it appears as if all modes of severe weather will be in play across the region, including tornadoes, hail, and damaging straight line winds. An enhanced risk of severe weather will lie across southern portions of the state.
The Days 4 and 5 severe weather outlook from the fine folks at the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) will likely be expanded north as we move forward.
Forecast radar from some of our high resolution model data suggests thunderstorms begin to rumble into the state as early as Sunday night.
Eventually, this big spring storm will begin to weaken and turn into a large closed off upper level low pressure system. This promises a MUCH cooler stretch here mid to late next week along with continued unsettled conditions, with periods of showers and blustery northwest winds. In fact, IND very well record measurable precipitation every day Sunday through next Saturday…
After a warm weekend and early week, note the colder air moving in to wrap up April and open May. Temperatures are moving in the wrong direction. Highs by the mid to latter part of next week will only make it into the lower 50s some days. The first week of May looks much cooler than average.
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Apr 23
This morning’s video discusses rain and storm chances late tonight and again late Thursday night. We also talk about a big storm brewing for later this weekend into next week.…
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Custom IndyWx.com Forecast Updated 04.19.14 @ 10:11p
Our beautiful weekend will continue for Easter Sunday, thanks to high pressure. Another cool start will warm nicely under a mostly sunny to partly cloudy sky.
The next weather maker to impact central Indiana will arrive late Monday evening into early Tuesday. A cold front will swing through the area and be responsible for scattered showers. Most of Monday will be rain-free, but rain chances will be on the increase Monday night through Tuesday morning. All-in-all, this won’t be a big rain event with most neighborhoods only accumulating a tenth to quarter inch of rain as the front swings through.
Cooler air will build into the region through mid week as dry conditions return.
Our next weather maker is still slated for a weekend arrival, including the threat of thunderstorms Friday and showers Saturday. We’ll fine tune details around timing as we move forward, but a potentially much cooler air mass may settle into the region Saturday night into next Sunday.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
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Apr 17
Rain chances continue to look less and less impressive tomorrow morning. All-in-all, similar to last weekend, we’re expecting a beautiful time of things across the region going into the Easter…
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