Mother’s Day turned out fairly pleasant weatherwise as most areas stayed dry. But the chances for showers returns tonight and continues into Monday morning.
Tonight – Showers and possible storms after 8:00 PM. Rain off and on through the night. Low 53
Monday – Still a chance for showers in the morning but drying out by afternoon. High only 72.
Tuesday – Another weather system moves quickly through Indiana. So another chance for showers Tuesday morning into the afternoon. Ending by evening. High 73
Extended Outlook (Wed-Mon)
Temperatures will average near normal. Normal high is 73 this week in May. Another weather system moves through Friday along with a chance for showers and storms Friday,
We are locked into an unsettled weather pattern that will bring us periods of showers and thunderstorm for the next 36 hours. The next round of rain and storms will move in from the southwest this evening, Some storms could be strong with frequesnt lightning, gusty wind and heavy rain.
Tonight – Showers and storms off and on. Low 63
Monday – Scattered showers and storms. Warm and humid. High 78
Tuesday – Weather pattern finally dries out. Just a chance for a lingering shower in the morning. Otherwise dry and warm. High 74
Extended Outlook (Wed- Mon)
Temperatures continue above the normal of 72 for the week ahead. Another period of occasional showers starts late Friday and extends into next weekend.
…FREEZE WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 2 AM TO 9 AM EDT
MONDAY…
- WHAT…Sub-freezing temperatures as low as 30 expected.
- WHERE…Portions of central, east central, north central and
west central Indiana. - WHEN…From 2 AM to 9 AM EDT Monday.
It was 34 Sunday morning and it will be even colder Monday morning. Low temperature about 32 in Indy and possibly colder in outlying areas. Grab the heavier coat on the way to work or school Monday morning. With a little sun it will warm up a bit by Monday afternoon with a warming trend the next several days.
Tonight – Partial clearing. Low 32
Monday – Very cold start, but a little warmer by afternoon. High 56.
Tuesday – Warming trend continues. A chance for some isolated afternoon rain showers. Low of 36, High 61.
Wednesday – Partly cloudy and finally back to near normal late April temperatures. Low 41. High 62.
Extended Outlook (Thu-Mon) – Continued gradual warming trend through Saturday. Another cold front brings the chance for showers next weekend and leads to cooler temperatures again Sunday and Monday.
Tonight
Clear skies and not quite so cold but still well below normal for mid March. Low 24
Monday
Spring arrives at 5:54pm but it will still feel winterlike to start the day. Morning temperatures in the 20s. Winter coats are needed on the way to work or school Monday morning. However, sunshine through the day will help us reach 50 by Monday afternoon.
Tuesday
Sunny skies and not so cold with temperatures in the upper 30s to start the day. Then warning up to about 55 Tuesday afternoon. As the day goes along there will be in increase in clouds in advance of some rain moving in Tuesday night.
Wednesday
Morning showers are possible and should be ending. Then a high near 58 in the afternoon.
Extended Outlook (Thu-Mon )
Above average temperatures into next weekend, Also periods of showers and possible storms Thursday and Friday.
Tonight
Clear skies and not quite so cold but still well below normal for mid March. Low 24
Monday
Spring arrives at 5:54pm but it will still feel winterlike to start the day. Morning temperatures in the 20s. Winter coats are needed on the way to work or school Monday morning. However, sunshine through the day will help us reach 50 by Monday afternoon.
Tuesday
Sunny skies and not so cold with temperatures in the upper 30s to start the day. Then warning up to about 55 Tuesday afternoon. As the day goes along there will be in increase in clouds in advance of some rain moving in Tuesday night.
Wednesday
Morning showers are possible and should be ending. Then a high near 58 in the afternoon.
Extended Outlook (Thu-Mon )
Above average temperatures into next weekend, Also periods of showers and possible storms Thursday and Friday.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Another Alberta clipper weather system moved through Indiana on Sunday. Most areas saw a dusting to a quarter inch of light snow. The light snow will be ending by this evening. Watch out for slick spots as temperatures drop this evening and overnight.
Tonight: Partial clearing and very cold. Low 10.
Monday: Very cold to start so bundle up if you are headed out to work or school. Some sunshine will lift the temperature to 32 by afternoon.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny and much warmer. High 45.
Late this afternoon, the snow showers have ended north of Indianapolis and the skies are clearing. But, snow continued south of I-74
The area of snow showers moved into central Indiana a little after noon. Most areas received a quarter of an inch or less. Some spots could end up with a half-inch or so.
The snow will be moved out well before 10 p.m. Sunday. Then, skies will clear and temperatures will drop.
In areas that received a new covering of snow, temperatures will be down to single digits Monday morning.
Be sure to bundle up if you are headed out early Monday. Not real wind, just real cold.
We will finally see some sunshine, and we will need it, to warm temperatures to 32 by Monday afternoon.
8 Day Outlook: Unseasonably warm temperatures stick around until late Thursday. With the warm air, we will increase chances of rain showers Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. On Thursday afternoon, as colder air moves in, the precipitation may change to a little snow. Then, about-average temperatures will extend into next weekend: 20s overnight and highs in the 40s.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Looks like all types of winter weather is coming our way with a midweek weather system.
The preliminary forecast is for precipitation to start as rain late Tuesday. Then, rain changes to a mix of rain, ice and snow Wednesday. Then snow continues through the day Thursday. Early indications are from 2-4 inches of snow in central Indiana with several inches more possible in northern Indiana.
Considering it is late January, it was another pleasant day to enjoy some fun outside, like ice skating at the rink in Carmel.
Expect about-average temperatures for us early Monday morning.
For the last day of January, Monday is shaping up fairly nice: sunshine, not too windy, and typical midwinter temperatures
Decent weather is expected again Monday afternoon as temperatures will be above freezing by noon or so.
The satellite view shows not much going on in our area, but, way out to the southwest in New Mexico, a low-pressure area is getting organized. This is the system that will bring snow and ice to the Ohio Valley by midweek. Exact track of the storm “to be determined.”
For now, it appears the precipitation will start as rain late Tuesday.
By 2 p.m. Wednesday, an area of snow (blue) could form to the north of the rain (green). The whole area of precipitation will be shifting to the south. That means rain changing to snow for central Indiana. Some freezing rain and ice is also possible in the pink area.
By Thursday afternoon, the darker blue indicates the snow will be increasing and accumulating.
Finally, by Friday morning the winter weather system will be moving south and east out of Indiana.
A summary of forecast events: Precipitation starts as rain late Tuesday, changes to snow late Wednesday. the snow continued through Thursday evening. From 2-4 inches is the preliminary snowfall estimate. Several more inches are possible in northern Indiana. This all depends on the track of the low pressure area moving right along the Ohio River to our south. Any change in that track will significantly impact rain and snow areas.
8 Day Outlook: The Tuesday rain changes to a mix of rain and snow by Wednesday afternoon. There also is the possibility of freezing rain and ice. By Thursday morning, the wintry mix will change to all snow. Snow will continue through the evening Thursday. First estimates are form 2-4 inches of snow in central Indiana with several more inches possible in northern Indiana. The week will end with very cold air returning. Lows in the single digits and highs in the 20s.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — While we enjoyed a fairly pleasant and sunny Sunday, the big storm you have probably been hearing about headed from the South to the Appalachians and East Coast.
Central Indiana could see some snow showers Monday not connected to the big storm. No significant accumulations, but watch out for some slick spots if you are headed out early Monday.
Tonight – Not as cold. Low 20.
Monday – Cloudy with snow showers off and on. Probably a quarter inch accumulation or less in some spots. Just a dusting most areas. High 32
Tuesday – Sunshine returns and temperatures warm up a little. Low of 23 Tuesday morning. Up to 40 Tuesday afternoon.
I hope you got a chance to get out and enjoy the sunshine Sunday. Lots of folks were getting a little exercise at the ice rink in Carmel.
Temperatures were actually not too bad without as much wind today. High of 37 at the Indy airport.
The big storm in the Southeast is sending a little bit of snow into Dayton, Cincinnati, Madison and Louisville. I do not expect it to get any farther into Indiana.
With a mixture of heavy rain, ice and wind, this storm will have a huge impact on travel the next day or so. Hopefully, you do not need to travel to the east or southeast.
The pink area is under a Winter Storm Warning for heavy snow. The light blue area is under a Winter Weather Advisory for less snow but still possible travel problems.
Relatively speaking, a relatively quiet weather pattern in central Indiana. there could be some snow showers Monday morning causing scattered slick spots. So be careful if you are headed out Monday morning.
8 Day Outlook – Another chance for some light snow showers on Wednesday. After the system moves through some colder air moves back in. Lows in the teens and highs in the 20s the rest of the week.
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – There is an Alberta Clipper weather system that might bring some snow flurries to northern Indiana Monday. Otherwise, it is a very cold and quiet start to the week.
Tonight – Clearing skies and and cold temperatures. Temps in the 20s early and down to 14 Monday morning.
Monday – Partly cloudy and cold. High only 26.
Tuesday – Sunny, but still very cold. Low Tuesday morning of 11. High Tuesday afternoon only 30.
Wednesday – Sunny and a little warmer. High 42.
The rain that moves through Indiana last night is headed toward the East Coast today.
The precipitation was very light when it was freezing rain Saturday evening but there was heavier rain overnight into early Monday morning. More than 1/2 inch in central Indiana and more than 1 inch in southern Indiana.
Skies began to clear Sunday afternoon offering a short glimpse of the sun for a change.
With the clear skies tonight, temperatures drop quickly.
By Monday morning we are feeling temperatures in the mid teens and wind chills in the single digits.
There is a chance for some snow flurries Monday morning. No accumulation or travel problems are expected.
Stays cold all day Monday. Temperatures will be about 10 degrees below average for January 10.
8 Day Outlook – Minor warming trend through Friday. Temps in the 40s. Chance for rain showers Friday. Then colder with a chance for snow showers Saturday.
A changeable weather pattern settles in over the next several days. there will be some ups and downs in temperature but it stays above average all week. Also, a couple periods of rain in the forecast. The first area of mostly light showers moves in Sunday evening and continues overnight. Some heavier rain on Tuesday could cause some flooding problems.
Tonight – Off and on rain showers with mild temperatures. Low Monday morning 46.
Monday – A few showers possible in the morning but then drying out and really warming up again. High 62.
Tuesday – Still mild with a high of 50. There will be rain – heavy at times – that may cause some flooding problems into Tuesday night.
Some sunshine early in the day was replaced by cloudy skies Sunday afternoon.
The clouds are in advance of some rain showers developing out west of us.
This evening those showers will start to move into Indiana.
By Monday morning, most of the rain should be gone.
Monday looks like another amazing and unseasonably warm day in the low 60s.
That 62 in Indy is more than 20 degrees above average for late December. The record for 12/27 is 68.
The next weather system come along Tuesday. Rain moves in early in the morning.
Several periods of rain, heavy at times could cause flooding problems Tuesday.
8 Day Outlook – Drying out for Wednesday Thursday and Friday. More showers for Saturday New Years Day. Temperatures cool off a bit to the 40s each day. But that is still a little above the average of highs in the upper 30s. A big change to typical winter weather is possible next Monday.
