SEVERE WEATHER THREAT UPDATE: Timing has sped up with storms moving along the I-70 corridor tomorrow morning. Damaging winds, large hail and an isolated tornado possible. A more intense wind and higher tornado threat will shift south in the afternoon. Full forecast video

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From our team at BAM Weather If you looked at the forecast earlier this week, you probably expected a warm and sunny weekend. However, a cut-off upper-level low is now expected to stall over the Ohio Valley, disrupting those plans with cooler temperatures and periods of rain

Much above normal temperatures + dryness the next 10 days + below normal soil moisture already = conditions are ripe to rapidly dry out. We highlighted an area we were most concerned about this last week and data picking up on it well. We'll go into full details in our

Drier conditions building into the Ag Belt--perfect for planting... BUT will it become too dry? The latest details in our Long Range video on YouTube! youtube.com/watch?v=rlY3Oi… #agwx #plant25

Mid-day data continues to indicate little moisture opportunities the next ~10-11 days across the Corn Belt. *Fantastic* planting conditions ahead, but the question is, will the rains turn back on late May? Some signals in there for the potential but questions remain about how

No doubt about it - soil moisture will start evaporating quick with temperatures 10 - 15F+ above normal this time of the year. Things may "feel" quite a bit different 10 days from now.

From our team at BAM Weather We continue to eye Friday for potential more WIDESPREAD #severeweather risks across the Ohio Valley with Thursday's threat being more scattered/isolated in the Ohio Valley. The latest storm progression analysis below ⚠

From our team BAM Weather 🚨SEVERE WEATHER UPDATE (5/16/25): Widespread, significant severe weather is likely across S. Indiana, N. Kentucky and S Illinois this afternoon. General timing will be 4PM - 11PM from west to east. Timing for Indy Metro likely 7 - 9PM timeframe.

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We need to monitor the second week of June for increasing tropical development risks in the Caribbean and Gulf. Favorable tropical forcing would indicate an increased risk and model data is beginning to hint at the idea as well.

Some lingering, isolated showers can't be ruled out, but in general we are cautiously optimistic in regards to a gap in the active pattern 😁. Don't worry, we all muttered "we'll believe it when we see it" today as well when looking at models 🤣🤣 but seriously guys it looks good

Be on ALERT 🚨 Patchy fog is in the forecast for many of us throughout the Ohio Valley tomorrow morning. Reduced visibilities off less than 1 mile will be likely for those located in the "Patchy" zone. Early morning patchy fog raises hazardous concerns for the morning commute.

We're not done with severe weather yet..in-fact June could be one of the most active severe weather Junes we have witnessed in decades. The week 2 and week 3 forecasts are very aggressive for conducive environments for severe weather outbreaks. June overall is looking like a

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🐿Alvin is official as of today! First named storm of the year in the E Pacific will weaken as it approaches Baja California Sur, with only locally heavier rainfall of 2"+ along the southern tip. NO US Impacts, but the start of the Atlantic Season is in a few days! 🌀

⚠️30s on June 1st? 📉This wild spring continues across the Great Lakes & Ohio Valley, with the coldest start to meteorological summer in decades for many. 🎯 Don’t miss today’s Weeks Ahead commodity report at BAM Weather for details on what’s in store ahead. #AGwx #natgas

From our team at BAM Weather A pattern flip is coming and it's one that will feature more of a classic summertime upper level flow. A ridge of high pressure will develop in the central plains and turn very hot, while this happens the jet stream will divert up and over the