Staying cool this week across Indiana
Posted: March 27, 2022/18:00 EDT
Updated: March 27, 2022 / 22:54 EDT
Posted: March 27, 2022/18:00 EDT
Updated: March 27, 2022 / 22:54 EDT
Since the beginning of the weekend, the northwest wind has passed and therefore the untouched cold air flow across the state remains. The lowest temperature this Sunday was 24 degrees, 12 degrees below average. Despite the partly cloudy sky, we warmed to only 38 degrees, 19 degrees below average. Our skies remain mostly clear tonight, and the nearby high-pressure system is surrounded by dry air. There will be another cold.
We start the working week thanks to the calm and clear night weather conditions around 20 degrees. The day therefore starts quite sunny. The temperature rises rapidly and the wind stays in the north, but it is weak all day. Our high temperatures are expected to reach their lowest point in the mid-1940s, although few clouds in the afternoon will keep us close to average. In the late evening, cloudy weather changes and it rains.
Tuesday is generally a gray day as our next low-pressure system develops in the central United States. The warm front is also moving north towards us, but it will not reach us until late at night. The day starts at over 20 degrees, early in the year it can even show showers. A couple of showers and thunder are expected later in the day. The heights will remain until the mid-1940s. However, with the arrival of a warm front at night, the temperature does not drop. We will continue to monitor the temperature rise until late Wednesday evening, when it is approaching 70 degrees! Also on Wednesday there is mainly a gray day, and in the evening these conditions are accompanied by rain and storms. The gray weather will continue, because the weather will be cooler on Thursday as well.
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