By Scott Martin
As of 9:00 am ET this morning, much of the rain activity is staying north of the track and I believe we are entering into the lull that I talked about in last night's forecast, just starting about an hour earlier. So far, the radar trends are showing that anything west of the speedway is moving to the east-northeast and is somewhat dissipating.
Forecast models continue to show the lull in the activity from now through at least 3:00 pm, but I still can't rule out a stray shower or two during this time, but chances of that happening will be small. Chance of rain will be around 20-30% between now and 2:00 pm, but ramps back up to 60% by 3:00 pm. The good news is that any shower and storm activity looks to be scattered in nature, so not everyone in Central Indiana will get rain late this evening, but chances will be likely.
So, the forecast that I gave last night, I still feel like that will be the way I go for this morning. Let's hope that Mother Nature sticks to it as well.
Forecast models continue to show the lull in the activity from now through at least 3:00 pm, but I still can't rule out a stray shower or two during this time, but chances of that happening will be small. Chance of rain will be around 20-30% between now and 2:00 pm, but ramps back up to 60% by 3:00 pm. The good news is that any shower and storm activity looks to be scattered in nature, so not everyone in Central Indiana will get rain late this evening, but chances will be likely.
So, the forecast that I gave last night, I still feel like that will be the way I go for this morning. Let's hope that Mother Nature sticks to it as well.
