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7 Day Forecast for Marine Location Near Circleville, OH
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Area Discussion for - Wilmington, OH
(on/off) Help NOTE: mouseover dotted underlined text for definition| Fxus61 kiln 211931 afdiln area forecast discussion national weather service wilmington oh 331 pm edt Wed aug 21 2019 Synopsis Showers and thunderstorms will increase in coverage tonight into Thursday ahead of slow-moving cold front. Precipitation chances will diminish by Friday as drier air moves in from the north behind the departing cold front. Surface high pressure will build into the great lakes Friday night and Saturday, offering cooler and drier weather. The high will move to the new england region by Sunday. A few isolated storms may be possible by late Sunday afternoon along and south of the ohio river as moisture begins to return north. Near term until 6 pm this evening For tonight, a S WV to our west will move east into the region late, along with a slow-moving cold front dropping southeast into northern indiana and northern ohio. Models are not offering a consistent solution in terms of timing and possible convective coverage. Convection may be ongoing to our west southwest this evening, and may move into the region overnight, but likely weakening as it does. Have only gone with chance pops due to uncertainty of coverage and timing. Otherwise, mostly clear skies this evening will give way to increasing clouds due to upstream convective debris blow off and possible lower level clouds developing late. Lows will range from the upper 60s to near 70. Short term 6 pm this evening through 6 pm Thursday On Thursday, aforementioned S WV is expected to stretch and shear, followed by more digging energy into the southern great lakes by afternoon and evening. This will push the cold front very slowly to the southeast. Some low level convergence in response to some large scale broad ascent, along with the potential for a weak wave or two of low pressure to develop along the boundary, will likely bring some showers and thunderstorms to the area along and ahead of the front. Will continue to keep pops in the likely category until timing and coverage become more certain among the cams. Moderate instability is expected to develop ahead of the front across the south, and with at least some moderate deep layer shear, a few strong to severe storms may occur. Damaging winds would be the primary severe weather threat. This is mentioned in the hwo. In addition, with pwats over 2+ inches, locally heavy rain will be possible. Clouds and pcpn will keep temperatures down, although it will continue to be humid. Highs will range from the mid 70s north to 80 to 85 south. For Thursday night, the front will continue slowly south. The far northern sections will begin to dry out while showers storms move south and become scattered in nature overnight. Lows will range from near 60 far north to the upper 60s along and south of the ohio river. Long term Thursday night through Wednesday Extended period starts with the region post-frontal, as a cold front is forecast to be located across southern kentucky. Some scattered convection will be possible across the southern portions of the fa. The convection will slowly work south during the day. The region will experience cooler temperatures with highs only in the mid to upper 70s. A few spots in northern kentucky might hit 80. Drier dewpoints will begin to filter in during the afternoon. High pressure over the upper great lakes will build into the region Friday night. It will bring cooler and drier air to the region for Saturday, with highs between 75 and 80 degrees. As the high slips off to the east on Sunday, temperatures will |
begin to warm. Humidity will be on the increase Sunday, with the gfs developing some QPF Sunday afternoon. The ECMWF and canadian keep the region dry and the forecast leans towards the drier solution. Southerly flow for next week will bring humid and unstable air. This will bring the possibility of scattered showers and thunderstorms for the first half of the work week. Highs on Monday will be in the lower 80s Monday and will rise to the mid 80s by Wednesday. Aviation 19z Wednesday through Monday Dry weather should prevail across the region this afternoon into this evening as active weather systems remain to the west and northwest. Stratus will continue to lift into sct-bknVFR cumulus and then will dissipate by sunset or around 00z. Winds will generally be from the west around 10 to 15 mph. For tonight, embedded disturbance will move east into the region, along with a slow-moving cold front dropping southeast into northern indiana and northern ohio. Models are not offering a consistent solution in terms of timing and possible convective coverage. Convection may be ongoing to our west southwest this evening, and may move into the region overnight, but likely weakening as it does. Have just placed vcsh at the terminals due to uncertainty of coverage and timing. Models continue to suggest that lower level clouds may eventually develop toward 12z. Am not ready to hit the ceilings low yet at this time as some of this could be affected by some models allowing for a period of precipitation and saturation. Thus, have kept ceilings in the MVFR category and between 2000 and 2500 feet, but certainly it could be lower depending on convective outcome. Some local MVFR visibilities may develop overnight as well, particularly at kluk and kiln. On Thursday, first embedded disturbance is expected to stretch and shear, followed by more digging energy into the southern great lakes by afternoon and evening. This will push the cold front very slowly to the southeast. Some low level convergence in response to some large scale broad ascent, along with the potential for a weak wave or two of low pressure to develop along the boundary, will likely bring some showers and thunderstorms to the area along and ahead of the front. Have placed predominate -shra and a vcts at the 30 hour kcvg terminal at this time. The airmass will be very moist, so where more robust showers storms occur, MVFR ifr conditions or lower can be expected. Outlook... MVFR ceilings possible Thursday night into Friday morning. Thunderstorms possibly lingering into Friday. Thunderstorms possible Monday. Thunderstorms will remain possible at times through Friday afternoon. Iln watches warnings advisories Oh... None. Ky... None. In... None. Synopsis... Hickman near term... Hickman short term... Hickman long term... Sites aviation... Hickman |
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EDIT (on/off) Help Click EDIT to display multiple airports. Follow links for more data.| Airport | Dist | Age | Wind kt | Visibility | Sky/Weather | Temp | DewPt | Humidity | Pressure |
| Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base, OH | 13 mi | 3.8 hrs | W 13 | 10.00 mi | Overcast | 77°F | 69°F | 79% | 1015.6 hPa |
| Lancaster, Fairfield County Airport, OH | 14 mi | 2 hrs | W 11 G 19 | 10.00 mi | Overcast | 79°F | 66°F | 65% | 1015.1 hPa |
| Columbus, Bolton Field Airport, OH | 22 mi | 2.1 hrs | W 10 | 10.00 mi | Overcast | 79°F | 69°F | 74% | 1016.3 hPa |
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