Martin says there may be a hiccup for northern Indiana.
“The only hiccup we see nearby will be some cloud cover trying to come out of Michigan and down into northern Indiana as we move overnight Friday night into Saturday morning. A few spits and sprinkles could be popping up into the northern tier counties of Indiana, but only clouds to about U.S. 24. The southern half of the state should be cloud free as we move through the entirety of the weekend. We get sunshine back in northern areas by Saturday afternoon or sooner, and we keep sunny skies in through Sunday. That leads to a dry pattern through a large part of this upcoming week. Temperatures are going to be above normal.”
According to Martin, there may be a little instability in the latter part of next week.
“A big weather system moving through areas to our north. North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Southern Canada, you get the idea. We see the tail end of a front try to sneak through late Thursday afternoon/evening, so maybe you’ll see some clouds there. I don’t think it’s giving us a lot of precipitation, but it does signal slightly cooler air coming the end of this upcoming week even though we’re still mostly dry.”
He’s saying we could see some rain next weekend going into the week after next.
“We could see scattered showers, anywhere from a tenth to half an inch, coverage at 80% of the Hoosier state. The bigger story is what happens behind that front. After two days, Monday the 20th and Tuesday the 21st holding in with temperatures near normal or definitely not cold, we do see cold Canadian air sagging down…not just across the great lakes…but across the entire country. I think the second half of the week of the 20th will be a little on the chilly side.”
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