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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Good Riddance June! This link will take you to a nice summary of the not-so-nice weather that marked the end of May and start of June around here.

My television home base is putting on a telethon for flood victims.  Watch RTV6 Tuesday night at 7:30 to help.  Details here.  The article gives locations where you can drop off your cash both in Indy and Columbus.  If none of that works for you, just go to the Indiana Red Cross and donate online.  (You’re already […]

Flooding rains are responsible for at least two deaths in the southern half of Indiana. It’s the worst flooding I can remember in my many years in the area, and I hope the forecast for Monday is totally wrong, and we won’t see any more storms.  The indychannel has the latest on evacuations and shelters, along […]

Just a few days after destructive tornadoes, there’s another Tornado Watch, and a threat for severe weather…mainly in southwest Indiana through the afternoon.  All the details here, as well as RTV-6, the indychannel, and your favorite radio stations. (Hint:  those should be the ones that pay me.)

Over four inches of rain had fallen by midnight this morning in southern Indiana. Another inch will pile up in some places today. The RTV 6 Rain Gauge is nearing 3 inches at 9am this morning.   Details  from the Weather Service, and the latest warnings.  Heavy rain will finally end late this afternoon, and may mix […]

Most St. Pat’s activities won’t be affected by the weather today, but radar will be going green big time Tuesday and Wednesday.  Two to three inches of rain may fall over that period, so the Weather Service hitched up its pants and issued a Flood Watch.  Hey, LAST week was quiet.  Doesn’t that corned beef look […]

The snow storm has played out as advertised…nothing northwest….lots east/southeast.  Go here and do some scrolling to see totals via the Weather Service.  As much as 9 inches is reported by Seymour.
See you in Muncie today!   I’ll be at the 2008 Home, Garden, Patio and Remodeling Show at the Horizon Center, with WMDH Radio.  Morning dude Jon Sipes and […]

Snow will be heavy at times going into the evening and overnight….mainly in the southeastern third of Indiana.  Check your specific city on paulpoteet.com.  Snow amounts across the “PP Viewing Area” will range widely from 1-7 inches, so you’ll need to be specific.
But TRY and be specific enough for THIS emailer: Paul,I just want you to know […]

FYI, BTW, and all that:  Accumulating snow is a possibility again Friday, probably mainly in the midday and afternoon, and probably heaviest to the south third of the state.  Watch this space!

A Weather Advisory continues along and north of I-70 through tonight.  Watch for a wintry mix throught the afternoon, and an inch or two of snow possible this evening.

The northern two-thirds of Indiana are under a Winter Storm Watch for the chance of freezing rain mid to late evening Monday into Tuesday morning.  It will start first in the northwest between about 6 and 9pm, and move about as far south as the Indy metro area by midnight.  Precip will be lighter in […]

All snow by mid-morning, with the following accumulations by mid-evening! Northwest to North winds will hit 25mph today at times, causing some periods of limited visibility.

Rain will spread into the state through the afternoon and evening.  It should switch over to snow sometime around the start of Tuesday morning.  A Winter Storm Watch begins at 7am and goes until 10pm.  This time the snow blows.  (cough…)  Winds could gust to around 40mph.  Areas around the metro could see up to4 […]

Another inch is possible as the last wave in a series that started Thursday afternoon moves through.  Truecast indicates the possibility of as much as two inches in a strip from north of Muncie through Anderson, Hamilton county, Boone county, back through the northwest part of Marion county, and then back through Putnum and Clay […]

I know I do.  Weather will be quiet Saturday and Sunday, with highs moving from the low to the upper 30’s.  Thursday evening brought another inch or two of snow to central Indiana, and another inch is possible today, before fading to flurries by this evening.