The long range is looking pretty good but we'll see. From the NWS:
.SYNOPSIS... Issued at 226 AM EDT Tue Aug 20 2019 An upper level weather disturbance over the plains is expected to generate thunderstorms this morning and push them across Central Indiana this afternoon. More storms will be possible on Wednesday afternoon and evening as a cold front is expected to push across Indiana. In the wake of the cold front...mainly dry and cooler weather will be expected for the end of the work week and weekend as Canadian high pressure builds across the Great Lakes. Chances for for showers and storms will return to the area early next work week.
.LONG TERM /Friday through Monday Night/... Issued at 404 AM EDT Tue Aug 20 2019 Below normal temperatures will prevail for much of the extended period in the wake of a cold front. This front will settle into the Tennessee Valley and finally Southeast U.S. by Friday, so the best chances for any showers and thunderstorms on Friday will be across the southern half of central Indiana. This is a low confidence forecast though as a large ridge of high pressure strengthens over the Great Lakes Region simultaneously. And, this will be the case through most of the weekend, just low chances for daily showers and thunderstorms across the southern portions of the forecast area. It won`t be until Monday when shower and thunderstorm chances increase as a warm front shifts into the region also bringing high temperatures back into the mid 80s after mid 70s (N) to low 80s (S) from Friday through Sunday.
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