Synopsis: Above normal temperatures will be occurring throughout the state today ahead of a very potent low pressure system located around the Great Lakes. A line of showers and thunderstorms will be moving through the state tonight in association with a cold front moving through. A secondary cold front moves through by Thursday and much colder weather will follow for Friday and the weekend.
Short term: Temperatures for most of the state will be in the lower to mid 70s as there will be strong warm advection in ahead of the potent low pressure system.The line of showers and thunderstorms currently situated over Indiana will move through the western zones as early as 03z Wednesday and move through the eastern zones by 12z Wednesday as indicated by the 00z runs of
GFS and WRF models. Most areas should see anywhere between 0.25 to 0.50 inch of rain. In addition, the Storm Prediction Center has placed most of the state in the slight risk of Severe Weather as some of these showers and storms can be capable of producing brief periods of strong damaging winds. Skies will become partly cloudy behind the front for the day on Wednesday for most of the state but showers can linger for the eastern zones as the cold front could slow down as indicated by the GFS model.
Long term: A secondary, more noticeable cold front will be passing through the state by Thursday afternoon. This will produce significant cold air advection behind it with high temperatures on Friday being in the mid 40s in the northwest zones to mid 50s in southeastern zones. Breezy conditions will develop being the front. There is a potential for some lake-effect rain and snow showers for northwestern zones behind the front on Thursday night and early Friday morning. Conditions will be relatively calm for the upcoming weekend into early next week with colder temperatures.
Gabriel Lojero
Short term: Temperatures for most of the state will be in the lower to mid 70s as there will be strong warm advection in ahead of the potent low pressure system.The line of showers and thunderstorms currently situated over Indiana will move through the western zones as early as 03z Wednesday and move through the eastern zones by 12z Wednesday as indicated by the 00z runs of
GFS and WRF models. Most areas should see anywhere between 0.25 to 0.50 inch of rain. In addition, the Storm Prediction Center has placed most of the state in the slight risk of Severe Weather as some of these showers and storms can be capable of producing brief periods of strong damaging winds. Skies will become partly cloudy behind the front for the day on Wednesday for most of the state but showers can linger for the eastern zones as the cold front could slow down as indicated by the GFS model.
Long term: A secondary, more noticeable cold front will be passing through the state by Thursday afternoon. This will produce significant cold air advection behind it with high temperatures on Friday being in the mid 40s in the northwest zones to mid 50s in southeastern zones. Breezy conditions will develop being the front. There is a potential for some lake-effect rain and snow showers for northwestern zones behind the front on Thursday night and early Friday morning. Conditions will be relatively calm for the upcoming weekend into early next week with colder temperatures.
Gabriel Lojero
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