Current Radar
Temperatures will fall into the low 50°s this evening.
Skies will be partly cloudy with calm winds.
It’ll be cold again overnight as lows drop to the upper 30°s.
The high pressure that’s close to us today will scoot away by tomorrow, allowing for some more cloud cover and more moisture to start sneaking-in.
Current Radar
Today – Sunny High: 54°
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We will continue to stay under a cooler, drier air mass today with temperatures only reaching the low 50s this afternoon.
Current Radar
Today – Cooler! Brrrrr! High: 41°
The cold and dry air mass is settling in after the frontal passage yesterday. Temperatures are much cooler today only reaching the low 40s around our area. Dew points are in the teens throughout the day as northerly winds filter in cooler, drier air.
Current Radar
Good morning & happy Saturday!
While it’s dry for us this morning, a gnarly low pressure system just to the north has brought snow to Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and even as close as Missouri.
Current Radar
Friday – Pleasant High: 57°
It is Friday and a pleasant day is in store for us! Surface high pressure has conditions quiet for today.
Dew points will drop below 50° this afternoon under a sunny sky.
Current Radar
Expect cool, but pleasant, conditions this evening.
Skies will be clear by tonight, and that will send temperatures down to the mid 30°s overnight.
After a cold start tomorrow, highs will have a hard time getting out of the upper 50°s.
Current Radar
1.42″ fell in the Official Rain Can today. For 23 consecutive hours, winds gusted to at least 25 MPH. For 10 of those hours, winds gusted to at least 30 MPH. Top “official” wind gust: 44 MPH.
Current Radar
Strong southerly winds are calming down as the Wind Advisory becomes a memory. Overnight, we officially had a 44 MPH wind gust.
As you can see from the above radar, and the below satellite image, the rain is almost over and the clouds aren’t too far away from clearing out.
Current Radar
This evening, we’ll still be dry & waiting on the heaviest of the rain to arrive:
Winds will increase even more tonight, to 20-25 mph, with gusts closer to 40 mph.
As of 6 PM, we’re under a Wind Advisory that will last through 6 AM tomorrow.
Current Radar
The severe weather threat for today is well off to our west with an “enhanced” risk issued for Texas and Oklahoma. As we update this today, the severe event for them is just now kicking off:
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