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13/06/2022

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Boone, Clinton, and Hamilton counties in central Indiana until 3:30 PM.

Doppler radar has indicated that this storm has 60 mph winds and quarter sized hail imbedded in it. This severe storm is moving east at 20 mph

13/06/2022

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued for all of central Indiana until 10:00 PM EDT tonight. The ample heat and humidity combined with favorable upper air conditions and a nearby warm front will provide the fuel for numerous popup thunderstorms. These thunderstorms could be strong to severe. The main threats are damaging winds and large hail. There is still a possibility for a brief tornado or two.

25/04/2022

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Fountain, Parke, Vermillion, and Montgomery Counties until 9:30 PM EDT. The hazards include 60 mph wind gusts. This storm is moving east at 50 mph

14/04/2022

A Tornado Warning has been issued for Decatur County until 9:00 PM

Doppler radar has detected a severe thunderstorm capable or producing a tornado in southeastern Decatur County. This dangerous storm will be near Newpoint, IN around 8:45 PM and Lake Santee, IN around 8:50 PM.

This dangerous storm is moving east at 30 mph

14/04/2022

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Franklin and Ripley Counties until 8:45 PM.

A thunderstorm capable of generating 60 mph winds is moving northeast at 55 mph

13/04/2022

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Bartholomew, Decatur, Jennings, and Rush Counties until 8:45 PM.

The complex of storms is moving northeast at 45 mph and can produce winds up to 70 mph. This storm will be near Westport, IN and Butlerville, IN around 8:05 PM and Letts, IN and Nebraska, IN around 8:10 PM

13/04/2022

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Bartholomew, Brown, Jackson, Jennings, Johnson, Monroe, Morgan, and Shelby Counties until 8:00 PM tonight.

A line of severe thunderstorms capable of producing 70 mph wind gusts and nickel sized hail is moving northeast at 45 mph

13/04/2022

A tornado warning has been issued until 7:30 PM for Jackson County. At 7:19 PM, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado was located 13 miles northwest of Brownstown or 16 miles northeast of Bedford moving northeast at 35 mph

13/04/2022

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Brown, Jackson, Lawrence, and Monroe Counties until 7:30 PM. Radar has indicated thunderstorms capable of producing 70 mph winds and 1 inch hail. This storm is located 10 miles NE of Shoals, IN or 11 miles SW of Bedford, IN, moving NE at 45 mph

13/04/2022

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for Lawrence and Martin Counties until 6:45 PM. Radar has indicated thunderstorms capable of producing 60 mph wind gusts near Shoals, Indiana or 22 miles southwest of Bedford moving northeast at 30 mph

13/04/2022

The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Moderate Risk for Severe Storms for the south western portion of Indiana. An Enhanced Risk spans the entire western half of the state and a Slight Risk covers the eastern portion of the viewing area. The primary threat is damaging wind in excess of 70 mph. The environment is primed for isolated tornadoes as well. Hail isn't as much of a threat.

The most severe storms will enter the state by 6 or 7PM and will be exiting the state by around 3AM.

The highest threat for tornadoes is in the yellow hatched area in the fourth map. This area has an elevated chance of seeing EF2+ tornadoes.

WeatherNow Indiana will be following the storms as they enter the area, so stay tuned and stay weather aware tomorrow!

04/02/2022

Snowfall analysis time!

The first image is my final call forecast, while the second image is actual reported snowfall (the color palettes between the two are different and the amount incriminates are different, but please bear with me).

The 12”-18” band was limited to north western Indiana due to the second wave shifting south and being less intense to the north than expected. Areas like Huntington and Muncie receiving between 8”-11” as opposed to the 12”-18” that was expected.

My final forecast wasn’t as detailed at the official report, but it’s important to compare forecasted totals to official totals to learn from them for forecasting future events!

02/02/2022

The line you see drawn on the map is the line that separates pure snow from mixed snow and rain. If you live around that line or north of it, you are likely already seeing snowfall. Areas on or just south of that line are already seeing some mixed precipitation.

Citizen reports from towns as far south as Fishers and Westfield are reporting mixed precip there. One in northern Indianapolis is reporting rain.

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02/02/2022

Stunning timelapse taken by Grace Whitaker at Purdue University! The timelapse takes place between 7 and 11 am, and you can see just how fast the snow came down once the full transition from rain happened!

02/02/2022

If you all have pictures and videos of the snow, feel free to message them to the page or leave them in the comments and let me know the area you took them in and the time, and I’ll repost some of them and credit you!

Video was taken by me on Purdue’s campus in West Lafayette around 10:30 AM

02/02/2022

Snow is falling in the entire north western part of the state. The cold front has just passed the Crawfordsville and Kokomo area. The system is moving to the north east while the cold front pushes south east, so the transition over to snow will be snow. I expect the first flakes to fall in Indianapolis around 3 PM or 4 PM.

The snow will be heavy right away, so expect visibility to be lowered on your drive home from work.

A winter storm warning continues for the majority of the viewing area, with an ice storm warning just south of our viewing area. Some counties to the south in our viewing area such as Lawrence, Jackson, Jennings, and Ripley counties could see a burst of freezing rain Thursday afternoon, but a trend of cooling aloft is indicating that precipitation on Thursday will likely start as sleet and transition over to snow, so ice isn't as large of a concern is it is for the southern part of the state.

31/01/2022

The NWS has issued a winter storm warning for counties to the north of our viewing area.

We are expecting a large band of 12"-18" from just north of Indianapolis to the northern extremes of the state. The heaviest snowfall will take place during the day on Thursday, complicating morning and afternoon commutes.

This will be a very heavy and wet snowfall, meaning that it will come down in large clumps. Because we are expecting a brief lull in snow Wednesday night, this will give time for the snow to compact some, meaning overall less accumulation.

Wind gusts will be high at times, especially during the day on Thursday meaning reduced visibility and locally higher snowfall totals due to drifts.

The ice threat has greatly diminished for southern Indiana, but a glazing in excess of 2 tenths of an inch can't be ruled out, causing for some slick roadways.

There is still variability in this forecast, but I will be covering the updates as new data is released.

Overall, stay weather aware!

31/01/2022

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for much of central Indiana. A weather system is expected to bring a lot of snow and some ice to the state prompting this watch.

There is still some uncertainty surrounding snow and ice totals, but the general consensus right now is increasing snow totals as you move north and west, and increasing ice totals as you move south and east.

The storm is expected to begin tomorrow afternoon as mostly rain, but will transition over to snow throughout the morning and day on Wednesday. We're expecting brief lull in the rain and snow Wednesday night, before a resurgence of heavier precipitation across the state early Thursday morning. This is when the increased threat for heavy snow and ice potential is at its highest, making for a difficult commute Thursday morning state wide. Snow is expected to continue throughout the day on Thursday, before ending and moving out of the state early Friday morning.

A snow and ice total map will be released later today as data is constantly being updated. Stay safe and weather aware this week!

30/01/2022

Central Indiana is in the path of a system bringing a considerable amount of snow between Tuesday and Thursday. I’ll have my first snowfall forecast uploaded tonight!

11/12/2021

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11/12/2021

There's a tornado warning for Fountain, Parke, and Vermillion Counties until 11:45 PM EST. If you live in the towns of Newport, Cayuga, Dana, or Kingman, take shelter now.

11/12/2021

The Storm Prediction Center has indicated that they may include parts of eastern Indiana in the tornado watch area.

Further, they have indicated that the risk of tornadoes is still present in western Indiana where the leading edge of the line of thunderstorms is progressing into the state.

11/12/2021

There's a severe thunderstorm warned storm with some embedded rotation heading across the Illinois/Indiana border in the next few minutes. The rotation is broad, so there isn't the threat of a tornado in it at this moment. The main threat from this is 60mph winds.

This severe thunderstorm warning is for Fountain, Warren, and Vermillion Counties until midnight tonight.

11/12/2021

There's a severe thunderstorm warning for Shelby, Johnson, Brown, and Bartholomew counties in central Indiana. These storms contain 60mph winds and are headed north east at nearly 70mph.

11/12/2021

Many of our southern and western counties are under a tornado watch until 3AM tonight.

A tornado watch means conditions are favorable for tornado development.

We'll be up until the threat is over covering these storms, keep your phones turned on and your ringers on to make sure you get emergency updates when warnings are issued.

11/12/2021

No severe weather yet, but the most recent word from the Storm Prediction Center is that we are likely to have a tornado watch issued within the hour as conditions are becoming more favorable for development.

11/12/2021

Very active weather beginning to move into southern Indiana, tornado watches are in place in our southern counties. No severe weather in the state yet, but the weather is just entering.

10/12/2021

Tonight is going to be a pretty stormy one. The atmosphere is primed for severe weather across the whole viewing area, with the primary impact being damaging winds, secondly tornadoes, and then a very low chance for large hail.

The timing is between 8PM and 9AM, the first round which will be the most severe should end around 2 or 3AM, with the second round coming in around 5 or 6AM.

Tornadoes that form in the hatched region over south western Indiana have an increased chance of being significant (EF2+), but the overall chance of tornadoes is about 10% within 25 miles of any given point in that hatched region.

I'll be up all night covering this severe weather, so if you're hearing thunder, tune in!

08/12/2021

Temperatures right now across the viewing area are frigid, in the upper 20s and lower 30s. This pattern is going to change tomorrow though with much warmer temps, even getting into the 60s by Friday. With this pattern change also comes a risk of severe storms for Friday night. As more data is made available, I'll be giving a more detailed forecast for Friday night.

08/12/2021

There's some snowfall off to the south tonight that is going to leave a little accumulation on the ground. Totals will be less than an inch overall by tomorrow morning.

The snow off to the north is barely making it to the ground due to how dry the atmosphere is right now, so no accumulations north of the Richmond to Terre Haute line are expected at this time

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If you all have pictures and videos of the snow, feel free to message them to the page or leave them in the comments and let me know the area you took them in and the time, and I’ll repost some of them and credit you! Video was taken by me on Purdue’s campus in West Lafayette around 10:30 AM

Severe Weather In Central Indiana

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We are expecting the thunderstorms to start building up around 7PM, and exit the state my 9AM tomorrow morning. It'll be a wet and stormy night

Taking a look at a dangerous situation unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico, Hurricane Ida which is now a Category 1 hurricane is expected to become a Major Hurricane by Sunday morning, and we are anticipating it hitting the south eastern shore of Louisiana as a high end Category 3 hurricane or low end Category 4 Hurricane by Sunday night. This will be a life threatening storm for many, so if you have loved ones in the southern part of Louisiana, make sure they are taking steps to protect themselves from this storm

Satellite/Radar for the last 6 hours

As much as we all don't want it to be true, there is snow in the forecast again along with this cold snap. Much of the state is likely to experience at least a few flakes, some may even see a light coating on their grass

Tracking Severe Weather in Central Indiana

Severe storms will move through the region tonight, we have the latest for you!

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The general rundown on the chance for severe thunderstorms tonight

Tracking Rain Across Central Indiana

As rain moves across the viewing area, how much can you expect, and when will it end?

The last 30 mins on radar. Danville is currently seeing some downpours, Brownsburg will likely see some downpours within the next few minutes

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