Clouds, humidity, and the breeze are all increasing today with the arrival of the remnants of Cristobal. As the circulation lifts north through the mid Mississippi Valley it will stir the weather pot here. The National Weather Service Indianapolis says Cristobal will be the first June remnant tropical system to impact central Indiana since Arlene in 2005. Arlene brought the heavier rain swath across the forecast area from the south while producing two tornadoes over central Indiana With this system: the heavier swath of rain will remain to our west. But the forecast track will place the forecast area on the right side of the system. That is squarely in the zone for greatest risk for severe weather, including the possibility of a few tornadoes. My Huge Radar shows you the location of rain, thunderstorms, and warnings, plus Storm Prediction Center risk levels. For most of the area today expect a risk level of 2 (out of 5.)
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