Sunday Night Forecast (11/29/20)

Posted: Nov 29, 2020 11:22 PM

Posted By: Anthony Copeland

The arrival of the frigid arctic air will be settling in throughout the overnight. The best chances of seeing scattered snow showers will possible around 5AM and last through the early-afternoon hours. Little to no accumulation is expected. Although a quick dusting on grassy surfaces could be seen in our eastern-most communities (Tell City, Rockport & Beaver Dam).
Everyone in the Tri-State will be feeling the significant plunge in temperatures. Actual air-temperatures will only warm into the mid-30s however wind gust could get as high as 35 MPH. Throughout the day windchills will make it feel like the mid-20s. Brrr! It gets even colder. By daybreak Tuesday sunshine returns but the mercury will dip into the mid-to-lower 20s. Windchills will be in the mid-teens.

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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.