Jun 25
Updated 06.25.24 @ 6:52a We’re tracking a lone super cell this morning that’s been responsible for dropping large hail from eastern IL and now into Fountain and Montgomery counties. Thankfully…
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Feb 04
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Jun 23
While the weather is currently quiet across central Indiana, that will likely change in a significant way as we progress into the afternoon and evening hours.
As we look at the current radar, note the widespread showers and thunderstorms off to our southwest. More importantly, the latest couple of frames indicate a strengthening line of storms beginning to “bow” out along the eastern flank (along the MO/ IL state line).
The environment in place upstream into southern and central Indiana remains one that would tend to favor these storms strengthening further in the coming hours.
We note the Storm Prediction Center has nudge the Slight Risk further north to encompass more of southern and central Indiana with their latest update and we would agree with this.
We think storm coverage (and intensity) will really begin to ramp up after 3p and the latest HRRR shows this nicely:
Greatest concern with any severe storms that develop has to do with strong and potentially damaging straight line winds. It’ll be important to remain weather-aware this afternoon into the evening hours.
*More later this evening, including our finalized July Outlook.
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May 30
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Jul 22
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Jan 24
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Dec 11
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Jun 30
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Feb 17
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Aug 24
1.) Humidity is on the rise this morning and scattered showers and thunderstorms will follow late morning into the early afternoon.
2.) HRRR futurecast radar delivers thunderstorms into central IN around the lunchtime hour.
3.) Scattered thunderstorms remain Thursday (some strong to severe), but drier air will briefly push in across the northern half of the region Friday. We think from Indianapolis and points north, it’ll be a very pleasant end to the work week. That said, “briefly” is the key word. Moisture will surge north again Saturday and Sunday and isolated to scattered storms will follow suit.
4.) Attention next week will shift to the tropics. There are many more questions than answers at this point, but understand the potential is there for significant tropical troubles next week. Intensity and track are far from etched in stone, but if your travels take you to the Gulf Coast, we suggest you remain abreast of the latest developments- particularly the southeastern FL coast and the north-central Gulf Coast.
Here on the home front, it’s not entirely out of the equation our region deals with tropical remnants in the Week 2 time period.
Patience is required as we sort through the data in the coming days…
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