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area forecast discussion
national weather service northern indiana
137 pm edt wed jun 10 2026
.key messages...
- a heat advisory is in effect for the area as heat indices
around 100 degrees will be common this afternoon. temperatures
reach 90 degrees and it`ll be humid. if you`re outside today,
be sure to take breaks and stay hydrated. it is possible that
heat indices reach 100 degrees again thursday in some spots.
- chances for severe weather exist tonight and again thursday
night. damaging wind, hail, heavy rain, and a tornado or two
are possible for both severe weather threats.
- lower chances (20-30 percent) for showers and storms return
saturday night, with temps cooling into the low to mid 80s
with decreased humidity.
&&
.discussion...
issued at 316 am edt wed jun 10 2026
a warm front pushes northeastward within this warm advection pattern
and that helps to continue the push of warm and humid air into the
area. low 90 degree forecast high temps as well as dew points
surpassing 70 degrees allows for 100 degree heat indices. this
covers a good portion of the us-24/i-69 corridor already where
there`s greater confidence of surpassing 100 degrees. given the
arrival of the warm front and if any debris clouds remain, there is
some lesser confidence of heat advisory criteria west of where the
headline is issued. with this level of heat and humidity though,
headline or not, it`s expected to be oppressive out there.
additionally, thursday could attain heat advisory levels again.
greatest confidence is east of i-69, but it will also depend on the
amount of debris clouds left over.
slight height rises occur during the day today as mid level ridging
moves through the area. this is expected to keep the area rain-free
for the most part as minimal forcing resides across the area until
this evening and the early overnight period. at this point, as a
trough over the western conus and northern plains gains a negative
tilt, forcing reaches this far east and cams light up with a surface
reflection of a squall line. timing still comes with some
uncertainty. will it be before 00z or after 00z that this line gets
into our area? there`s also some potential for some showers and
storms to ignite out in front of the main line. additionally,
there`s some potential for a second line to get into the area during
the overnight as well. this probably continues after 6z, but begins
to wane as we approach 12z thu. pockets of 30 kts of effective shear
as well as pockets of effective helicity totaling over 200
units will be possible as these systems approach our west. this
would indicate that damaging winds and some hail would be the
main threats, but should these systems become rooted to the
boundary there`s a chance some embedded rotation could occur if
they maintain themselves into the overnight. there is some
uncertainty with their maintenance as they advance eastward
during the overnight, though. spc has maintained a slight risk
for wednesday/night.
for thursday evening and night, a shortwave rounds the base of the
trough in the west and a surface low pressure is kicked
northeastward into the western great lakes. once again, modest
height rises/ mid level ridging appear to cap individual cell
formation during the day thursday, but we`ll be watching what
happens to our west in il. with ample instability reaching at least
1500 to 2500 and potentially as high as 3500 to 4500 j/kg of mucape
along with shear reaching 30+ kts, the atmosphere brings the
potential for a potent thunderstorm event thursday evening,
especially if thunderstorms hold off during the day and the
atmosphere remains untarnished. guidance appears to show a squall
line approaching with the potential to produce damaging wind and
maybe some hail and we`ll also have to watch for embedded vorticies
again with some low level turning present. spc has expanded the
enhanced risk of severe weather eastward some. this system
would have a run time of 9pm to 3am as advertised by the latest
nam.
cooler and drier air is expected to come in for saturday. however,
the trough that was to our west deepens into an upper low north of
the great lakes and this pushes another spoke of vorticity through
the area saturday night. this may be enough to cause showers and
thunderstorms with some instability and possibly some shear.
however, it`s during a little more of an unfavorable time, at
night.
finally by sunday, a return to cooler and drier weather takes hold.
highs in the 70s with dew points in the 50s are forecast for this
period.
&&
.aviation /18z tafs through 18z thursday/...
issued at 135 pm edt wed jun 10 2026
southwesterly winds will gust up to 25 knots at times this
afternoon in a well mixed warm sector. vfr otherwise this
afternoon with diurnal cu generally in the 3 to 5 kft range.
attention tonight will turn to the potential for a couple rounds
of convection. the first early this evening is looking more
disorganized and outflow dominant as better flow/dynamics bypass
west. better chances toward midnight and into early tomorrow as
a weakened storm complex likely tracks east into northern in.
times of vis restrictions and gusty winds will be possible with
any convection.
&&
.iwx watches/warnings/advisories...
in...heat advisory until 8 pm edt /7 pm cdt/ this evening for
inz005>009-012>015-017-018-020-022>027-032>034-103-104-
116-203-204-216.
oh...heat advisory until 8 pm edt this evening for ohz001-002-004-
005-015-016-024-025.
mi...heat advisory until 8 pm edt this evening for miz078>081-177-
277.
marine...none.
&&
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discussion...roller
aviation...steinwedel