Sunday, June 7, 2009
Sunday/Late Evening
The image below (which is a current storm in Northwestern Missouri) is an example of what I will be showing you when their is a supercell or very dangerous storm in the area. I have some new software and it will be really fun to get to use it tomorrow, as the threat for severe weather is there. I hope you enjoy the new features just as I do. (You can click on the image for a larger view)
Sunday/Mid Afternoon
WEATHER CODE: GREEN ***No hazardous weather expected today or tonight***
Focus will be on potential for severe weather tomorrow...
Temperatures region wide are in the middle 80's as of 2:30. Still may see temperatures rise a couple of more degrees, which will top temperatures out into the upper 80's.
Tomorrow we will pay for the warmer weather with showers and thunderstorms that will develop along a cold front by late afternoon and evening. Some of these storms will become severe with the main threat being be large hail and damaging winds. (Latest maps and discussion below) However, isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out. Right now the best threat for severe weather appears to be I65 and on to the west and southwest. Our southern Indiana counties have the best shot at seeing some nasty storms tomorrow night. Would not be suprised to see parts of Western Indiana and Illinois upgraded to a moderate risk tomorrow. The latest models/soundings suggest the potential is increasing for very large hail (quarter size or larger) in that area.
SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK-Monday
SEVERE WEATHER PROBABILITY
SPC SAYS: THE PARENT UPPER SYSTEM WILL BEGIN TO SHIFT NORTHEASTWARD AWAY FROM THE REGION MONDAY AFTERNOON...BUT MODERATELY STRONG WESTERLY FLOW ALOFT AND A BROAD MOIST/POTENTIALLY UNSTABLE WARM SECTOR WILL SUPPORT A SEVERE RISK ESPECIALLY ACROSS PORTIONS OF IL/MO/INDIANA MONDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING. A MIXED MODE OF SOME INITIAL SUPERCELLS WILL BE POSSIBLE...BUT OTHERWISE AN EVOLUTION TO MULTICELLULAR CLUSTERS/SMALL BOWING COMPLEXES SEEMS LIKELY. SEVERE HAIL AND DAMAGING WINDS WILL LIKELY THE PRIMARY HAZARDS. EVEN WITH A TENDENCY FOR VEERING/WEAKENING LOW LEVEL FLOW...A FEW TORNADOES MAY BE POSSIBLE MAINLY ACROSS PORTIONS OF IL/INDIANA...AND POTENTIALLY INTO LOWER MI IN VICINITY OF NORTHWARD RETREATING WARM FRONT AND APPROACHING SURFACE LOW. IN ADDITION TO LOWER MI...THE SEVERE THREAT MAY REACH PORTIONS OF WESTERN/NORTHERN KY AND WESTERN OH MONDAY NIGHT.
Focus will be on potential for severe weather tomorrow...
Temperatures region wide are in the middle 80's as of 2:30. Still may see temperatures rise a couple of more degrees, which will top temperatures out into the upper 80's.
Tomorrow we will pay for the warmer weather with showers and thunderstorms that will develop along a cold front by late afternoon and evening. Some of these storms will become severe with the main threat being be large hail and damaging winds. (Latest maps and discussion below) However, isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out. Right now the best threat for severe weather appears to be I65 and on to the west and southwest. Our southern Indiana counties have the best shot at seeing some nasty storms tomorrow night. Would not be suprised to see parts of Western Indiana and Illinois upgraded to a moderate risk tomorrow. The latest models/soundings suggest the potential is increasing for very large hail (quarter size or larger) in that area.
SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK-Monday
SEVERE WEATHER PROBABILITY
SPC SAYS: THE PARENT UPPER SYSTEM WILL BEGIN TO SHIFT NORTHEASTWARD AWAY FROM THE REGION MONDAY AFTERNOON...BUT MODERATELY STRONG WESTERLY FLOW ALOFT AND A BROAD MOIST/POTENTIALLY UNSTABLE WARM SECTOR WILL SUPPORT A SEVERE RISK ESPECIALLY ACROSS PORTIONS OF IL/MO/INDIANA MONDAY AFTERNOON/EVENING. A MIXED MODE OF SOME INITIAL SUPERCELLS WILL BE POSSIBLE...BUT OTHERWISE AN EVOLUTION TO MULTICELLULAR CLUSTERS/SMALL BOWING COMPLEXES SEEMS LIKELY. SEVERE HAIL AND DAMAGING WINDS WILL LIKELY THE PRIMARY HAZARDS. EVEN WITH A TENDENCY FOR VEERING/WEAKENING LOW LEVEL FLOW...A FEW TORNADOES MAY BE POSSIBLE MAINLY ACROSS PORTIONS OF IL/INDIANA...AND POTENTIALLY INTO LOWER MI IN VICINITY OF NORTHWARD RETREATING WARM FRONT AND APPROACHING SURFACE LOW. IN ADDITION TO LOWER MI...THE SEVERE THREAT MAY REACH PORTIONS OF WESTERN/NORTHERN KY AND WESTERN OH MONDAY NIGHT.
Saturday/Late Morning
I am updating from my new dell laptop! Very nice! Its my graduation gift.
Some sad news to report to you. I spoke to Ball State on Friday and they denied me for admission into their college. I was very disappointed, however, God has a different plan. What that plan is? I am not sure.
Don't have the weather stoplight right now, because I am on the laptop.
It's going to be another beautiful day day today with sunny skies and highs in the middle and upper 80's.
Temperatures will approach the lower 90's tomorrow region wide. A cold front is on it's way and will spark a line of showers and thunderstorms. Some of these could be severe. Iwill have a complete update later this afternoon with maps and discussion!
Some sad news to report to you. I spoke to Ball State on Friday and they denied me for admission into their college. I was very disappointed, however, God has a different plan. What that plan is? I am not sure.
Don't have the weather stoplight right now, because I am on the laptop.
It's going to be another beautiful day day today with sunny skies and highs in the middle and upper 80's.
Temperatures will approach the lower 90's tomorrow region wide. A cold front is on it's way and will spark a line of showers and thunderstorms. Some of these could be severe. Iwill have a complete update later this afternoon with maps and discussion!
Monday, June 1, 2009
Monday/Early Evening
WEATHER CODE: GREEN ***Only showers and thunderstorms expected will be over N. Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois. Dry weather tonight across Kentuckiana***
This will be my last update until Sunday evening. I am going on vacation, and won't be back until then. The following links below will keep you updated on the weather.
Showers and thunderstorms continue over Northern Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois this evening. There are severe thunderstorm watches up that way, and their have been several warnings. It was a very warm and nearly hot and humid day across the region with many areas topping the upper 80's. Tomorrow will easily be the hottest day of the year with temperatures between 90 and 93 region wide! Remember to drink plenty of water if your going to be outside! Their will be a slight chance for thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon, however the better chance for rain comes Wednesday afternoon and evening as a frontal boundary which is currently sparking thunderstorms to our north drops south. Would not be suprised if we saw some severe weather with the very humid and unstable air mass which will be in place. John Belski is also on vacation, so he may not have many updates. However, the National Weather Service (NWS) is the best place to go for severe weather information and current warnings/watches. I suggest this link throughout the week. On a normal week I would refer you to John from WAVE 3, but again, he is on vacation. Drier and less humid weather will arrive Thursday through Saturday with temperatures in the middle and upper 70's. Only a slight chance for a thunderstorm is possible on Saturday/Saturday night.
My next update will be Sunday evening, June the 7th, until then, everyone have a God blessed week!
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