Good Tuesday, everyone. As we get closer and closer to the start of April, the cold shot is looking more and more like the worst stays just north of Kentucky. Your friendly weatherdude won’t be complaining about that at all. Given how the buds and blooms are off to such a fast start, that’s a blast of cold we want no part of.

Highs today head toward 60 in the east and into the 60s across the west. Winds pick up a bit under a partly sunny sky.

Wednesday will find temps spiking even higher as clouds increase from the west. This is ahead of a potent storm system rolling our way Wednesday night into Thursday. Showers and storms increase quickly during this time…

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Skies are going to try and clear some by Thursday afternoon. If that happens, temps can spike deep into the 70s on a gusty southwesterly wind. It could also fire up a line of strong thunderstorms along the cold front moving in…

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Take a look at the hefty rain numbers from the NAM…

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Much colder air filters in for Friday as showers come to an end. The super cold shot coming later in the weekend is now forecast to stay to our north and northeast. That would allow for a quick bounce back in the numbers by Monday…

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From there, temps may surge again by the middle of next week as we wait for the next front dropping into the plains states…

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Make it a great day and take care.