Scattered showers and areas of drizzle will dissipate tonight and cool conditions will remain. We’ll begin to moderate and introduce more in the way of sun as we go through the weekend. Have a great evening!
Simulated radar shows widely scattered showers around this evening.
Here’s the video that was supposed to go with this morning’s forecast package. We finally got the technical difficulties worked out. Have a great evening!
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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.
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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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:
