Sunday Night Forecast (11/22/20)

Posted: Nov 22, 2020 10:29 PM

Posted By: Anthony Copeland

Clearer skies will continue to be the trend for the region tonight as temperatures plummet. By your morning commute conditions will be near-freezing with peaks of sunshine. Through the afternoon the mercury will only approach the upper-40s and low-50s. Pesky clouds will once again move into the region by the twilight hours. Additional cloud coverage will keep temperatures a tad bit milder for the overnight with a low of 41°.

Our next rain-maker will move in by midweek. Latest model data have showers tracking from west-to-east as soon as Tuesday night around 11PM. Widespread chances of heavy rain and even thunderstorms are possible through the predawn hours of Wednesday. As of now, a bulk of the moisture will move out around daybreak Wednesday.

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Evansville

Partly Cloudy

70°

Hi: 85° Lo: 65°

Feels Like: 70°

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Owensboro

Partly Cloudy

72°

Hi: 84° Lo: 67°

Feels Like: 72°

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Princeton

Clear

67°

Hi: 86° Lo: 64°

Feels Like: 67°

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Madisonville

Partly Cloudy

Hi: 82° Lo: 66°

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Jasper

Clear

Hi: 86° Lo: 65°

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Sure, yesterday's passing cold front and lingering rainfall made for a cooler-than average, fall-like day across the Tri-State - today on the other hand, was a bit more summer-like. The core of high pressure flowing in behind that cold front has now settled to our east and is actively pumping southerly winds, more heat and gulf humidity back into the Ohio valley. As a result, temperatures pushed back into the mid 80s for the majority of the region; the added humidity even made it feel a few degrees hotter as well. As for the rest of the evening, conditions will remain dry with temperatures gradually falling from 80° around dinnertime into the mid to low 70s by 10PM. The combination of added cloud cover overnight and those aforementioned southerly winds will help keep temperatures mild tonight - we'll only dip as low as 67° early Friday morning in the River City.