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You hit 105 in 2012? WOW. 99° was the max here as well this year (yes, I said "was", lol) but it was the warmest since 2011 not 2012.
And I'm getting tired of this...
My Backyard Thunderstorms in 2019::
Jan 9: 11:50pm Temp 41°
March 4: 4am Thundersnow
March 15: 9pm
April 15: 5-6am
April 26: 12:30pm, 1:15pm, 1:45pm, 9pm
May 20: 12-2am
May 24: 12:30am
May 29: 5pm
June 2: 10:15pm
June 29: 7:30pm
June 30: Microburst 2:10pm
July 6: 1pm, 3:30pm
July 17: 4-5pm, 8-9pm
July 22: 5-9pm
July 31: 4-5pm
August 3: 9pm, 11pm
August 7: 6-8pm
August 18: 12:30am, 8:30pm
August 19: 4:30pm
Indy hit 105F in 2012. We were 1F shy of tying the record for hottest temp ever recorded here. I'm kind of surprised it wasn't a little hotter in Kentucky than here. That summer was the first time since 1988 that we hit 100. And we topped it a few times that summer. Haven't seen the century mark since then.
We got downgraded from yesterday's forecast for an enhanced risk of severe storms to just a slight risk now. SPC seems to think storm clusters out over Iowa will start to lose their intensity by the time they get here later this afternoon. I'd welcome more rain but I'll take it without the lightning and damaging winds if possible.
Today and tomorrow could be the 19th and 20th days to hit 90F here in Indy as well. We average around 18 such days per year. Yesterday was the 18th day. Then a strong cold front will have us end the week with highs only in the 70s!
Indy hit 105F in 2012. We were 1F shy of tying the record for hottest temp ever recorded here. I'm kind of surprised it wasn't a little hotter in Kentucky than here. That summer was the first time since 1988 that we hit 100. And we topped it a few times that summer. Haven't seen the century mark since then.
Bowling Green hit 110 in June 2012. Lexington isn’t that much hotter than Indy in summer.
Noticeably more humid today. Dewpoint reached 73F this morning. This is only our second day of the month hitting a 70+ dewpoint.
A massive line of storms that has marched from Iowa this morning is bearing down on us. But the most amazing part of today is the humidity. The dewpoint is actually 81F right now! Actual temp is just 82F. So air temp is 82. Heat index is 95! I don't think I've ever felt it this humid before here in Indy.
A massive line of storms that has marched from Iowa this morning is bearing down on us. But the most amazing part of today is the humidity. The dewpoint is actually 81F right now! Actual temp is just 82F. So air temp is 82. Heat index is 95! I don't think I've ever felt it this humid before here in Indy.
What station are you looking at? IND is 86 with a dewpoint of 75.
What station are you looking at? IND is 86 with a dewpoint of 75.
Meanwhile, ours is back down into the 60s
I could have sworn I was looking at Indy but perhaps it was Crawfordsville, about 30 miles west northwest of Indy. Still, several stations around here reporting dewpoint readings around 80.
I could have sworn I was looking at Indy but perhaps it was Crawfordsville, about 30 miles west northwest of Indy. Still, several stations around here reporting dewpoint readings around 80.
Wow, I see Mt. Comfort is also at 81. I remember from going to air shows there that it’s surrounded by cornfields, so that may be helping.
Indy airport just reported a 73mph wind gust as the storms rolled in. Lots of reports of tree damage in western Indiana into the western suburbs of Indianapolis so far. Amazing that this line of storms started early this morning in Iowa.
Indy airport just reported a 73mph wind gust as the storms rolled in. Lots of reports of tree damage in western Indiana into the western suburbs of Indianapolis so far. Amazing that this line of storms started early this morning in Iowa.
Just saw that and came here to post the current radar with storm reports for past 1hr. All those icons with the arrows are storm damage reports from trees down, wires down, shingles blown off, ect. Crazy line of storms.
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