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Forecast Update 03.14.14 @ 7:45a
Nice Close To The Work Week. . .A weak frontal system will blow through the region later this afternoon and this may spark a light shower south and east of the city. All in all, it won’t be a big deal and won’t put a damper on an otherwise beauty of a close to the work week. Gusty southwest winds will help temperatures zoom into the upper 50s to near 60 for afternoon highs.
Sunday Snow Storm Brewing? That’s the big question this morning. Model data continues to trend north and west with this storm system and we’re keeping a close eye on things. The set up is one that features a late season arctic high over the Great Lakes region Sunday with developing low pressure moving out of Texas and into the TN Valley. Yes, we’ll have the cold and the moisture…
We know Sunday will be a MUCH colder and windy day, but we’re trending our forecast snowier, as well. Best chances of snow arrive Sunday afternoon into Sunday night. While there’s still some question in regards to the northern extent of the snow shield, the northwest trend may not be done just yet. As a result, we feel central Indiana is very much in play for accumulating snow Sunday afternoon through Sunday night. Stay tuned.
Another Storm. . .Another storm system will arrive Tuesday into Wednesday and modeling continues to struggle on this event, as well. We’ll leave the forecast relatively unchanged for Tuesday and Wednesday now. After we deal with Sunday we’ll be able to get a better handle on the Tuesday/ Wednesday storm system.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast
- 7-Day Snowfall Forecast: 2-4″
- 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: 0.25″
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John Salewicz sent in this beautiful panoramic cloud shot from Zionsville Thursday evening. Thanks, John!