I feel sorry for businesses on Kirkwood Ave. They just started curbside dining this weekend and now it's raining. You can read more about it in the IDS.
City council approves weekend Kirkwood street closing
Here are some pictures from yesterday:
Cooler temperatures arrive next week.
SYNOPSIS... Issued at 321 AM EDT Sun Jun 21 2020 Periodic showers and thunderstorms will be possible throughout the short term period as several perturbations rotate around an upper low situated over southern Manitoba. The best chances, however, will be later today and again Monday and Tuesday. After a lull in activity around mid-week due to brief high pressure, the convective chances will increase again late in the extended period with the next upper level wave and associated surface front. Meanwhile, temperatures will start out above normal early in the period before falling to near or slightly below normal from Tuesday through Thursday. Another warming trend will commence late in the extended period. && .NEAR TERM /This afternoon/... Issued at 1009 AM EDT Sun Jun 21 2020 Surface analysis late this morning shows a weak trough of low pressure over southern Indiana. On a broader scale...strong high pressure was found off the Florida panhandle and Low pressure was found over Ontario. This was resulting in a southerly flow of warm and moist air to Central Indiana. Water vapor aloft shows a short wave over IL/KY/Wrn TN sliding east. Radar mosaics show an area of rain associated with the wave aloft pushing east. HRRR suggests the precip will be mostly focused across the southern parts of the forecast area this afternoon...as the best dynamics will be located there. Forecast soundings through the afternoon suggest nearly saturated column as these features pass. Thus will include highest pops across the southern parts of the forecast area this afternoon...trending lows toward the northern parts of the forecast area. Given the expected clouds and precip...trended highs slightly cooler than the previous forecast. && .SHORT TERM /Tonight through Tuesday Night/... Issued at 321 AM EDT Sun Jun 21 2020 Tonight, shower and thunderstorm chances will taper off from west to east across central Indiana with a lull over the western half of central Indiana between vorticity maximums. However, southwestern portions of the forecast area will slowly start filling in again with shower and thunderstorm chances by Monday morning as another vort max moves in ahead of a cold front. With the upper Canadian low also closer by that point, upper forcing will contribute further to higher shower and thunderstorm chances. As a result, will trend toward the likely and categorical Pops of the latest National Blend of Models initialization from Monday afternoon into Tuesday. As the Canadian low pushes farther eastward on Tuesday night, most of central Indiana will trend toward a dry forecast except for the east/southeastern counties where low chances for showers and thunderstorms will persist through Tuesday night. Temperatures will start out above normal on Monday with a southwest push of warm advection in the warm sector of a surface low. So, highs will top off in the upper 80s. However, they will dip closer to normal behind a cold front on Tuesday with highs in the low 80s. Overnight lows will vary from the upper 60s tonight and Monday night to low 60s by Tuesday night. && .LONG TERM /Wednesday through Saturday/... Issued at 253 AM EDT Sun Jun 21 2020 Surface high pressure building in from the Plains will bring some drying to central Indiana from Wednesday into Thursday with northwesterly flow bringing in slightly cooler temperatures and lower dew points. From Thursday through Friday the surface high and the best subsidence associated with it will be south of the forecast area. With little in the way of forcing but heat and moisture slowly returning, could see a few isolated showers and storms from Thursday afternoon through Friday morning. By Friday afternoon, though, better forcing arrives in the form of an upper wave and an approaching surface front. This will bring more widespread chances for showers and thunderstorms across the area for the weekend. Highs Wednesday should top out in the upper 70s to lower 80s, but mid to upper 80s are back on tap for the weekend.
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