Severe weather tomorrow but are you ready for snow?

Snow and cold air are beginning to show in the long range CFS model.

But before we get to that, we might see some rotating supercell Thursday (10/15) evening between 5pm and 9pm.

90 degrees today and it's October 13.

I got it wrong! I thought we were done with the 90 degree heat but today we will reach 90 degrees in southern Indiana.

The Super El Nino is going make forecasting very difficult. There wont be anything normal about the weather for the next six months.

Prepare for roller coaster October.

90 degrees tomorrow.

Frost Saturday night into Sunday.

Storms on Thursday, mainly over the southern third of Indiana.

Will Isaias become the first hurricane of the season?

It looks like tropical storm Isaias will become our first hurricane of the season. The National Hurricane Center has already posted a Hurricane Watch for the northern Gulf Coast from Bay St. Louis, Mississippi to Indian Pass, Florida.

The storm is going to travel north and fizzle out just south of Bloomington, Indiana on Sunday at 8:00am.

The Kelvin Wave in California and Snow Chances in Indiana.

Kelvin waves are massive, slow-moving pulses of warm water that travel deep beneath the ocean's surface along the equator or a coastline. One is expected to hit California between now and October 15th. Once it arrives, it will raise sea levels by as much as six inches to a foot. 

You can read more about it here: Concern mounts over slow-moving, planetary-scale ‘Kelvin’ wave heading for California.

Closer to home, there are chances for snow showing in the long range forecast models. 

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