Updated 07.01.24 @ 4:43p Officially, we remain ENSO “neutral” as of this post, but the transition to La Nina is well underway. I suspect we’ll see an official classification to…
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Updated 06.30.24 @ 9:40a The last day of June certainly won’t feel very summer-like. Refreshing northerly winds will continue to allow much drier air to filter into the area, and…
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Updated 06.19.24 @ 6:18a Officially, we’re in ENSO neutral at present and this is expected to remain the case through July. Thereafter, we will likely transition into a weak La…
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Updated 06.08.24 @ 7:52a We’ll transition out of the cool and refreshing pattern as we navigate mid month. The 2nd half of June continues to look to take a shift…
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Indianapolis is running right at average month to date from a rainfall perspective (1.78”).
We’re transitioning to a much drier pattern in the week ahead as a cooler, Canadian airmass dominates (for a change).
Several hard freezes (mid-upper 20s) are on tap in the upcoming 7-10 day period: Monday/ Tuesday morning and again late next week/ next weekend.
Cooler? Yes, but I still don’t see anything overly cold on the horizon as we navigate the next couple of weeks.
What’s more notable is the shift in the precipitation pattern over the next few weeks. The dry Week 1 (now) transitions to a significantly wetter and more active look Week 2 (below).
The JMA also sees the wetter regime.
This is forecast to continue in the Weeks 3/4 timeframe.
Continues to back up the idea of an active (wet) and stormy (more in the way of severe weather) spring as a whole.
Down the road, an eventual move into a hot, dry (compared to normal) summer may loom. (Yet one that is very active from a tropical perspective, continuing into the fall). More on that in the coming weeks…