June 3-4

Quite a few spots woke up to temperatures in the 40's this morning.  I saw readings from northeastern Indiana of 45 degrees and I had 48 on my thermometer.  Chilly for sure, but no records were broken.  This is what I mean when I say that this is very mid-September like.  I hope you have been enjoying this stretch of overall dry, and comfortable weather.   This all begins to change tomorrow.  We won't see any rain on Thursday, and should see a lot of sunshine.  We will see temperatures a few degrees warmer.  On Friday we will add a degree or two but you will notice an uptick in the humidity, but it won't be anything crazy.  We will introduce rain and thunderstorm chances Friday night and those will continue on Saturday into Saturday evening.  I'm not seeing anything widespread or "all day" - but there may well be some storms producing damaging winds.  I'm going to continue to keep Sunday dry through the day -- and it will be temporarily less humid.  Heat and humidity returns Monday, with strong to severe chances.  We have these chances all week long.  Expect a break from the heat, storms and humidity just beyond the forecast period.   Heat and rain/storm chances return around the 25th of the month --- but if we hold our breath just right, we may have drier conditions around July 4th!