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15/04/2025

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis confirmed with high resolution satellite imagery a second weaker tornado that tracked just north of the Brownsburg tornado on April 2nd. It was only briefly on the ground, and radar scans appeared like this second circulation was actually a part of the main tornado.

The NWS will be releasing the track for this tornado as well as the intensity shortly.

Horrible flooding ongoing in Bartholomew County. Unfortunately more rain is to come before a brief break later this week...
05/04/2025

Horrible flooding ongoing in Bartholomew County. Unfortunately more rain is to come before a brief break later this week.

If you come across any flooded roadways, but especially if you can’t see the road anymore, turn around, don’t drown!

The NWS in Indianapolis has issued 32 tornado warnings this year. The confirmed tornado count was around 30 as of yester...
05/04/2025

The NWS in Indianapolis has issued 32 tornado warnings this year. The confirmed tornado count was around 30 as of yesterday for the year across Indiana. Severe weather season hasn’t reached its peak for Central Indiana. We’ve already eclipsed the 22 average annual tornado count.

“Is it just me, or has it been awfully rainy?”It’s not just you, the saying goes “April showers bring May flowers.” So w...
05/04/2025

“Is it just me, or has it been awfully rainy?”

It’s not just you, the saying goes “April showers bring May flowers.” So we must have a lot of May flowers on the way, because in the last 4 days many places in Indiana have gotten more rain than they would in the entire month of April.

Unfortunately for my new lake of a backyard, and surely many of yours as well, the rain isn’t over yet. More rain is to come later today and on Sunday. It looks like we may get rain multiple days this week too. Stay dry out there folks!

It’s gonna get loud folks, severe thunderstorm warning for 60mph winds. A lot of lightning in this storm as well
05/04/2025

It’s gonna get loud folks, severe thunderstorm warning for 60mph winds. A lot of lightning in this storm as well

03/04/2025

BREAKING: Initial NWS survey reveals EF2 damage just east of Brownsburg, IN. More details including the full path of the tornado to come

03/04/2025

A whopping 226 tornado warnings were issued across the severe weather outbreak zone yesterday. We will see what Indiana’s official tornado count was from yesterday’s storms, but we started off the day with 21 confirmed tornadoes so far this year, and our yearly average is 22. So as of the 3rd of April, we will have surpassed our annual average tornado count.

I hope everyone stayed safe yesterday, and I’m keeping everyone impacted in my thoughts. Stay safe, stay weather aware!

A sounding from Lincoln, Illinois taken at 3PM (2PM CDT) is showing that modeled data is underestimating the energy and ...
02/04/2025

A sounding from Lincoln, Illinois taken at 3PM (2PM CDT) is showing that modeled data is underestimating the energy and shear in the atmosphere. NAM data is close, but HRRR data, which looked more reliable until about noon today, is underestimating the environment.

The NAM was consistently putting out models that appeared too intense for the environment earlier, but that model appears to be more on the money. More to come as these storms approach Indiana

At 4:15PM, the Storm Prediction Center issued a tornado watch for all of west central and north west Indiana until 11PM....
02/04/2025

At 4:15PM, the Storm Prediction Center issued a tornado watch for all of west central and north west Indiana until 11PM.

This tornado watch is for a high likelihood of tornadoes of any intensity, moderate likelihood of tornadoes of any strength, high likelihood of thunderstorm winds exceeding 60mph, moderate likelihood of winds exceeding 75mph, a moderate risk of hail over an inch in diameter, and a low risk of hail over two inches in diameter.

I will be monitoring the atmosphere until the severe weather clears up, and will go live once the severe weather reaches the state. More to come. Stay safe, stay weather aware!

As of 12:30PM today, the entirety of the southern half on Indiana is now within a Moderate Risk (level 4/5) of severe st...
02/04/2025

As of 12:30PM today, the entirety of the southern half on Indiana is now within a Moderate Risk (level 4/5) of severe storms (red on the map)

Damaging winds in excess of 75mph, hail of at least 2” in diameter, and EF2+ tornadoes are all threats with these storms. Damaging wind in particular appears to be the biggest cause for concern.

The tornado threat will be the highest at the beginning of the event, whether that is pop up supercells or supercells embedded within the line of approaching storms. After the initial heightened tornado threat, the wind and hail threat increases.

For Indianapolis, I expect a tornado watch will be issued around 3 or 4PM, but likely no later than 5PM. 5PM is when the first storms will likely bubble up, around 6PM there will be wider spread coverage of thunderstorms, and the main line will push through the Indianapolis area between 6 and 8PM tonight.

I will likely go live tonight, I could go live anytime after about 5PM. Stay safe, stay tuned, and stay weather aware!

01/04/2025

Hi all! I know I have been fairly absent over the last couple of years, but I do have big plans for the future, including the future of this page. I can't get too specific with it yet, but I will provide updates when I am able to.

In the meantime, I will be posting about the severe weather risk for tomorrow shortly. I may go live Wednesday night if the storms are strong enough, stay tuned for that and more in the near future!

Big severe weather day today: Key take aways so far for Indianapolis1) Round one missed us, but there is more fresh thun...
30/03/2025

Big severe weather day today: Key take aways so far for Indianapolis

1) Round one missed us, but there is more fresh thunderstorm development (black circle on map popped up within the last 45 mins)

2) The red circle is where my attention is drawn to for the highest risk of pop up storms spawning supercells. Cloud cover is the thinnest here, allowing fuel for a pre-frontal pop up to quickly intensify. Couple that with increased humidity and proper spin in the atmosphere, and that is a recipe for supercells.

3) The frontal line will push through between 6PM and 7PM. That starts the primary wind threat.

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