IN Video:
Here is a look at simulated radar from 1 PM today through 10 PM tonight.
Here is a look at simulated radar from 11 PM tonight through 4 AM tomorrow morning. System moves out this evening with no weather concern for Friday.
The Storm Prediction Center has issued a slight risk for severe weather in points from Bloomington and south and an Enhanced risk for severe weather along the Ohio River. The best risk for severe weather will be in far southern IN, generally where the SPC has outlined in a slight. As mentioned in the video, the Enhanced Risk area may need to be pushed a bit farther to the south. Severe weather risk include hail, strong winds, and tornadoes (especially further to the south closer to the Ohio River).
Here is a look at preferred rainfall amounts through Friday morning.
After the rain passes, winds will shift out of the northwest with sustained winds around 10 – 15 mph. Gust may approach 30 MPH. Here is a look at the sustained winds around 4 AM Friday.
We continue to eye a system here on Saturday. We are still not overly impressed with any type of wintry impacts with this. Models will likely continue to trend less and less with this system. A combination of warm temperatures (above 32 F), precipitation moving through during the middle part of they day, a high pressure bearing down, and considering that we are getting into mid-march really leads us to believe this will not be impactful at all. Here is a snapshot of the latest preferred model guidance around 5 PM Saturday.
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