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April 3, 2014

Today In Weather History

April 3, 1974 – A “Super-Outbreak” of tornadoes ravaged the Midwest and the eastern U.S. It’s the largest known outbreak of tornadoes from one storm. Severe weather erupted early in the afternoon and continued through the next day. Severe thunderstorms spawned 148 tornadoes from Alabama to Michigan. The tornadoes killed 315, injured 6142 others, and […]

Category iconWeather History Tag iconMidwest,  severe weather,  Super Outbreak 1974,  tornadoes,  Weather History Research

January 5, 2014

Winter Storm Charts From Around The Country

That chart highlights some of the warnings in place Sunday. Several states are solidly under a Wind Chill Warning, and the pink shade shows the various Winter Storm Warnings that are along and north/northwest of our Sunday visitor. Here are the current Midwest wind chills: And of course you can go anywhere looking for rain […]

Category iconAll Weather Tag iconchills,  Huge Radar,  Midwest,  Radar,  rain,  snow,  Storm Warnings,  Wind Chill Warning,  Winter Storm Warnings

August 21, 2013

Indiana's Weather For Wednesday

Category iconAll Weather,  Forecasts,  Hendricks County Forecast,  Indiana's Weather Daily,  Indianapolis Forecast Tag iconAll Weather,  Almanac,  Best Bet,  Central Indiana,  Chance Of Showers,  cold front,  Humidity,  Indiana weather,  Indiana's Weather Daily,  Indianapolis,  Indy,  July 23rd,  Midwest,  Monday Night Partly,  New Castle,  Precipitation,  rain,  Saturday Mostly,  Southern Indiana,  Storms,  Sun,  Weather Almanac,  Weather Today

July 2, 2013

INDYSTAR VIDEO: Going Backwards

Category iconGeneral Tag iconDot Com,  Home Page,  Independence Day,  Indystar,  Midwest

November 17, 2012

Indiana’s Weather For Saturday

It will be a few degrees warmer today than yesterday, although it will still be the sixth consecutive Indianapolis day with below average temperatures, so I’m definitely toasting my Wonder Bread for breakfast. There have only been three days this month with above average temperatures. Two of them happened last weekend. That won’t be repeated, […]

Category iconForecasts,  Hendricks County Forecast,  Indiana's Weather Daily,  Indianapolis Forecast Tag iconAll Weather,  Almanac,  Average Temperatures,  Black Friday,  Breezes,  Chance Of Showers,  Few Degrees,  Indiana weather,  Indiana's Weather Daily,  Indianapolis,  Indy,  Midwest,  NETWORK,  Rainfall Deficit,  Sunny,  Sunrise Time,  sunset,  Sunshine,  Thanksgiving,  Time Of Year,  TODAY,  Uv Index,  Weather Network,  Weather Today,  Wind Speed,  Year To Date

June 20, 2012

Indiana’s Weather For Wednesday

Missed it by THAT much! Yesterday’s high of 93 was one degree off my prediction and one degree off the hottest day of the year so far. If at first you don’t succeed…. I’m forecasting 94 again today. And “again” is the key for today’s forecast. Again there will be a breeze, again it won’t […]

Category iconForecasts,  Indiana's Weather Daily Tag iconAll Weather,  Almanac,  Chance Of Showers,  COAST,  Day Of The Year,  Excessive Heat,  Grand Total,  Heat Warnings,  Hottest Day Of The Year,  Indiana weather,  Indiana's Weather Daily,  Indianapolis,  Indy,  Midwest,  Month Of June,  Pollen Count,  Precip,  Precipitation,  Shelby Counties,  Solstice,  Storms,  Sun,  Today And Tomorrow,  Tonight Clear,  Tuesday Mostly,  Upper Midwest,  Uv Index,  Weather Almanac

April 10, 2012

Henryville Tornado Cost Update

The Henryville Indiana tornado is part of the first billion-dollar weather disaster of the year. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says the March 2-3 tornado outbreak in the Midwest and Southeast killed 41 and caused $1.5 billion in damage. The global reinsurance company AON Bernfield puts the damage at $2 billion. The Leap Day […]

Category iconAll Weather Tag iconAON,  Henryville Indiana,  Indiana Tornado,  Leap Day,  Midwest,  National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration,  Southwest Indiana,  tornado,  Tornado Outbreak,  tornadoes

October 25, 2011

Northern Lights In The Midwest

These are pictures of last night’s rare appearance of the Northern Lights in the Midwest. Those red and pink streaks in the sky were the Aurora Borealis. NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center confirmed a moderate Geomagnetic Storm Monday evening. The sun spit out a sizable Coronal Mass Ejection around 2pm Monday afternoon. It only take […]

Category iconFeatured Tag iconAurora Borealis,  Coronal Mass Ejection,  Earth,  Geomagnetic Storm Monday,  Midwest,  Monday Afternoon,  Noaa,  Northern Lights,  Orbit

September 22, 2011

Showers For The Last Night Of Summer

Expect some rain this evening in Central Indiana. There will be lingering rain chances through the weekend thanks to an upper level low that’s going to go parking in the Midwest. Click here for the latest radar loop, and here for pan and zoom interactive radar, with temperatures and detailed warning information. For a quick […]

Category iconAll Weather Tag iconCentral Indiana,  Current Conditions,  Midwest,  Radar Loop,  rain,  Rain Chances,  Showers,  Temperatures,  Zoom

August 11, 2011

Maps & Charts: My Big Fat High Pressure System

There’s the reason for the blue sky, ambling across the Midwest today. High pressure will move east of us tomorrow. That allows this storm system to get closer, and it brings a good chance of rain any time after midnight Friday night into Saturday. A slight chance may linger into Sunday morning. Highs could be […]

Category iconAll Weather Tag iconBlue Sky,  Chance Of Rain,  Good Chance,  High Pressure,  High Pressure System,  Lake Superior,  Maps,  Midwest,  Storm System,  Sunday Morning

August 1, 2011

Hottest Month In 75 Years!

As this chart indicates, July 2011 goes down in history at Indianapolis as the hottest month in 75 years, and is the 2nd hottest since weather records began in 1871. During the summer of 1936, the Midwest and much of the nation was in the middle of the epic Dust Bowl. A persistent upper level […]

Category iconFeatured Tag iconCentral Indiana,  Consecutive Days,  Dust Bowl,  Eagle Creek,  Good Chance,  Heat Index Values,  Indianapolis,  Maximum Temperatures,  Midwest,  Periods,  Prolonged Period,  Second Half,  Triple Digits,  Weather Records

July 29, 2011

Hottest Month In 75 Years

Friday goes into the book as the 13th consecutive day of consecutive 90 degree weather. The record is 19 days. July 2011 goes down in history at Indianapolis as the hottest month since July 1936 and among the four hottest months since weather records began in 1871. During the summer of 1936, the Midwest and […]

Category iconAll Weather,  Featured Tag iconAmount Of Rainfall,  Average Temperatures,  Central Indiana,  Degree Weather,  Drought Conditions,  Dust Bowl,  Few Days,  Heat Wave,  Indianapolis,  Midwest,  New Mexico,  rain,  Storms,  Texas And Oklahoma,  United States,  Weather Records

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