What a cool morning!

It was 49 degrees last night and it looks like it will be 49 degrees on Thursday night as well. This will be a great week to get out and enjoy yourself. Here's the detailed forecast for the rest of the week:

.SHORT TERM /Tonight through Thursday Night/...

Issued at 240 AM EDT Tue Jun 11 2019

Dry weather is expected to persist tonight and fro much of
Wednesday. The GFS and NAM both suggest the large area of surface
high pressure will take its time passing east of Central Indiana.
GFS and NAm both suggest a continued dry column tonight through at
least 18Z Wed. Thus will continue the trend of partly cloudy skies
and a blend on temps.

A stronger upper trough is suggested by the models to begin to
influence Central Indiana on Late wednesday afternoon and THursday
as it drops southeast out of the upper midwest. Forecast soundings
imply deep moisture arriving by 06Z Thursday...persisting through
the overnight Hours as the trough axis aloft passes across the
Indiana. Again forcing seems quite favorable given the suggested
upper pattern. Pwats are suggested to only reach around 1
inch...thus for this time of year...precip will be mainly light.
Will trend pops upward in on Wednesday afternoon with best chances
overnight. Given the lack of gulf flow into the Ohio valley
preceding this system...confidence on rain is medium and will
stick close to the NBM pops.

As the trough axis is departs on Thursday...forecast soundings
begin a dry out within the column as subsidence once again
resumes. Cyclonic flow looks to remain within the lower levels on
thursday afternoon...which could keep some strato-cu across the
area...but limited moisture should prevent showers. Dry weather on
Thursday night as another large and strong high pressure system
arrives from the west.

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.LONG TERM /Friday through Monday Night/...

Issued at 337 AM EDT Tue Jun 11 2019

The extended period will initially start out dry on Friday.
However, the pattern will quickly change by Friday night as
showers and thunderstorms enter from the west with the next
frontal system. This system will keep shower and thunderstorm
chances in the forecast through the weekend. Further out, an upper
low from the southwest will quickly follow on Monday behind the
aforementioned frontal system. So, additional showers and
thunderstorms will be possible on Monday and Monday night.
Meanwhile, temperatures will start out below normal early in the
period, then quickly return to normal/slightly above normal by
the weekend.