That threat may progress eastward into the rest of the area for Wednesday. That’s when our storm heads toward the Great Lakes and drags a cold front in here…
Chilly air will come in behind that for Thursday with temps in the 50s for highs.
Near normal temps are with us as we start Easter Weekend, but there’s still the threat for a storm system to bring a few showers for Easter with colder air to follow early next week…
The models will jump around with the timing of the rain, so expect some adjustments in the Easter forecast as we get closer.
I’ll look into May and the summer with my overnight update. Make it a good one and take care.
The other day I mentioned attending an Advanced Spotter Training webinar. NWS – Louisville has posted the session on their YouTube page, and I’ve included a link to the session below. The session itself is approximately 2 hours, plus nearly 2 hours of questions from attendees!
https://youtu.be/ZX0NXiURmv8
Thanks for sharing Joe. I didn’t listen to it all, but it was extremely interesting information. Brian of the NWS service also a fellow Hoosier did a great job outlining in detail the course of becoming an Advance Storm Spotter. I’ll go back to the presentation latter.
Thanks Chris. Hoping no one receives the storms mid week. This is a pattern I’ve never seen before and I been following the weather for over 50 years. I hope it stabilizes after Easter and we receive calmer Spring weather. Looking forward to your forecast and discussion for Summer.