Warnings, Watches, and Advisories
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OVERNIGHT AND WEDNESDAY: We should see skies stay on the partly cloudy side for part of the night, but they will decrease by daybreak. Overnight lows in the lower 60s. High pressure will set up camp for Wednesday and overnight Wednesday. This means skies will be sunny, temps will be on the warm side, and we will have just nice weather. Highs for Wednesday in the upper 80s and overnight lows in the mid-60s.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY: Heading into Thursday, we will start off with sunshine, but by the afternoon hours, we head downhill. Clouds will start to increase ahead of a cold front that will give us a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs should be around the 90 mark, but once the clouds and rain move in, they will fall. Overnight Thursday looks to be the best chance of rain with the chances at just about 60% as the cold front moves over the Tri-State. Skies do stay mostly cloudy and in the upper 60s. Another chance of rain for Friday, about a 37% chance, under mostly cloudy skies in the low 80s.
WEEKEND AND NEXT WEEK: High pressure will come in for the weekend, then leave, and then another high pressure will come in for the start of next week and stay. This will mean clear skies and temps staying just below normal. Saturday looking to be in the upper 70s, but Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday do look to be in the low 80s.
SEVERE WEATHER RISK: No severe weather in the forecast for tonight or Wednesday, but we are under a Slight Risk for Thursday. Biggest threats should be damaging winds, hail, and maybe a brief spin-up or two, mainly in the afternoon. Nothing really big for the Slight Risk right now, but we are starting to head into fall and we do see our severe weather threat increase then. Maybe a few strong thunderstorms Friday morning, but the afternoon should just be fine. No threat from Saturday until next Tuesday.
TROPICAL UPDATE: Watching two different areas in the Atlantic tonight. First one is a low pressure area located 850 miles Southeast of Bermuda. Currently moving Northwest/North at 15MPH and has a 50% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours. System number two is the leftovers of Tropical Depression 7. It currently sits over the inland of Central America moving West at 15-20MPH and has a 0% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours. Elsewhere in the Atlantic, no development is forecasted.
Evansville Pollen.com PollenCast
Wednesday: 8.2 (Medium-High)
Thursday: 9.0 (Medium-High)
Friday: 6.3 (Medium)
EvansvilleWatch Seven Day Forecast
Tonight: Partly cloudy, but will decrease by daybreak, 62
Wednesday: Sunny, warm, 88
Wednesday Night: Clear, 64
Thursday: Increasing clouds in the afternoon, widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, warm, 90
Thursday Night: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy, 69
Friday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy, 81
Saturday: Mostly sunny, cool, 79
Sunday: Sunny, 80
Monday: Mostly sunny, 81
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, 83
That is it for now. If I’m not packing for school, I will have updates on Wednesday. Thanks for reading, have a good night, and God bless.
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