Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None
FOGGY START: Some area of West Central Indiana and East
Central Illinois are seeing some patchy fog this morning. This should all burn
off as the sunrises for the day. After the fog burns, we have nothing but clear
skies for the day with highs in the lower 80s. Mostly clear again overnight
with clam winds giving us a chance of seeing some dense fog for the early
morning hours. It will be cool, however, with lows once again in the lower 50s.
WARM THE REST OF THE WEEK: High pressure will be in
control for part of this week and we say hello to clear skies. Sunny conditions
for both Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the 80s. Clouds make a return
Thursday Night into Friday. I am calling for skies to be mostly sunny to partly
sunny at times on Friday with highs in the upper 80s and partly sunny for
Saturday with highs in the upper 80s.
RAIN RETURNS: A cold front will sweep over Sunday Night
into the day Monday giving us a chance of rain with our best chance being on
Monday. Skies will be partly sunny on Sunday with highs in the upper 80s, but
turn partly cloudy on Monday in the lower 80s.
SEVERE WEATHER RISK: No severe weather is forecasted at
this time for Sunday and Monday, but some storms could be severe at times. Main
threats would be damaging winds, lighting, and heavy rainfall.
TROPICAL UPDATE: Gordon is now in the history books. The NHC
stopped putting out advisories for him last night. We know have Tropical
Depression Nine and this is the one that might become Isaac. At the 5AM AST
Advisory, it was located 715 miles East of the Leeward Islands, winds at 35MPH,
moving West at 20MPH, and pressure was at 29.74”. Tropical Storm Warnings and
Watches are already out. Forecast track has this becoming a tropical storm
later today and a hurricane by Thursday. As for where this will hit, latest
models have this hitting near the Florida, Georgia area along the East Coast,
but still too early to tell right now. Two more systems in the Atlantic to talk
about. System one is about 380 miles Southwest of the Cape Verde Islands,
moving West at 15MPH, and has a 50% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone in
the next 48 hours. System two is what was Tropical Storm Helene. Currently right
now over the far Western Gulf of Mexico and not moving that much. Has about a
30% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone, again, and if it does it will have a
different name.
COVINGTON CLIMATE DATA: Monday’s high was 79, low was 50,
and precipitation total was 0.19”. Forecast high for Monday was 78. Average
high for today is 85 and average low is 61. Records are 98 in 1983 and 47 in
1992. Sunset tonight is at 8:37PM and sunrise on Wednesday at 7:08AM.
Covington Pollen.com PollenCast
Today: 9.3 (Medium-High)
Wednesday: 9.6 (Medium-High)
Thursday: 11.2 (High)
Friday: 11.3 (High)
CovingtonWatch Seven Day Forecast
Today: Morning fog, turning sunny, 81
Tonight: Mostly clear, dense fog possible, cool, 51
Wednesday: Morning fog, turning sunny, 84
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, 58
Thursday: Sunny, warm, 88
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, 62
Friday: Mostly to partly sunny, warm, 87
Saturday: Partly sunny, warm, 88
Sunday: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny,
87
Monday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly
cloudy, 83
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That is the forecast for today. Have a nice day and God
bless.
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