Wayne's Thursday Overnight Forecast - March 1, 2012
By: Wayne Hart
Updated: March 1, 2012
The first round of storms will develop by daybreak followed by a
second, more significant round Friday afternoon which will feature a
MODERATE risk for severe storms, including tornadoes, east of a line
from Providence to Evansville & Petersburg.
OVERNIGHT: Increasing Clouds with Scattered Showers/Storms Developing towards Daybreak (Strong Storms Possible with Mainly a Threat of Hail). A Mild Low of 45-50. Sunrise 6:20
OVERNIGHT: Increasing Clouds with Scattered Showers/Storms Developing towards Daybreak (Strong Storms Possible with Mainly a Threat of Hail). A Mild Low of 45-50. Sunrise 6:20
FRIDAY: Showers/Storms (Possibly Severe with Mainly a Threat of Hail) Giving Way to Some Sun with More Scattered Storms Developing After Noon (Some Severe Storms Likely with Damaging Winds & Tornadoes Possible...Greatest Threat South & East of Evansville). Turning Very Windy & Warmer with a High Around 70. Winds S/W 20-30.
FRI NIGHT: Variable Clouds & Very Windy with a Few Scattered Evening Showers. Low 30-35.
SATURDAY: Mix of Sun & Clouds. Windy & Much Colder with a High of 45-50. Winds W 15-25.
Chief Meteorologist Wayne Hart