Enjoy a really nice Summer weekend now, and Tropical Leftovers (the name of my Jimmy Buffett tribute band) next week. The Saturday morning weather map shows a strong and large area of high pressure centered over OK and KS. This strong high extended its influence from the high and northern plains to Indiana and the Ohio Valley.
Back above average tomorrow, with some 90 degree temps possible Monday. A systems exits the Central Plains late Monday night with rain likely late Monday evening through Tuesday. Focus after Tuesday will be on a combination of a stalled front across the Ohio River and tropical moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Beryl. Models have been trending a more northerly track for the hurricane and a quicker ingestion into the jet stream which could bring remnant moisture to southern Indiana as early as Wednesday. This moisture then would combine with the stalled front to create localized heavy rain with the potential of 2-3 inches of rain between Wednesday and Thursday, but that threat looks to mainly be across northern Kentucky and far southern Indiana. Not as much likely for central Indiana, but we might still see 1-2 inches between Wednesday and Thursday.
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