Dense Fog Advisory for Vermillion, Parke, Putnam, Vigo, Clay, Owen, Sullivan, Greene, Knox, Daviess, Martin, Lawrence counties in Indiana until 10am Eastern. 

Dense Fog Advisory for Champaign, Vermillion, Douglas, Coles, Edgar, Cumberland, Clark, Effingham, Jasper, Crawford, Clay, Richland, Lawrence counties in Illinois until 9am Central. 

***There will be slick spots since temperatures are at or below freezing (32) in some areas.  Bridges and overpasses will freeze first.

Patchy areas of dense fog this morning. There is also a thin layer of frost on cars and on the ground because temps are around freezing (32 degrees F). Bridges and over-passes may be slippery until temperatures rise above freezing later on.

We now have dry weather for the next couple of days.  Futurecast shows high pressure keeping thick clouds out of our area at 8am:

Today, partly cloudy, more mild with slight wind from the southwest at 5mph and a high of 51.

Tonight, partly cloudy with patchy fog. A slight breeze from the south at 5mph with a low of 35.

To kick off the weekend, partly cloudy skies Saturday. High of 56 with a slight breeze from the southeast at 5mph.

Sunday there is a very slight chance of showers (20%). Most of us will see partly cloudy skies and a high of 56.

This morning there is drizzle, mist, sprinkles and overcast skies with chilly temperatures.

Futurecast for 8am:

The same area of low pressure is beginning to move to the north, but the wrap around moisture will trigger scattered showers into the early evening.

Futurecast for 5pm:

Today, scattered showers, cloudy, drizzle, cool and breezy. High of only 48 with a breeze from the southwest at 10mph.

Tonight mostly cloudy, patchy fog and chilly. Low of 38 with a slight breeze from the west at 5mph.

The Flood Advisory for the Wabash River continues through Monday.  Info on water levels found here:

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/ahps2/index.php?wfo=ind&view=1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1&toggles=10,7,8,2,9,15,6

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 is patchy fog this morning and widely scattered showers. The same area of low pressure is still stationary in Missouri and will continue to create clouds and rain the next couple days.

Here is Futurecast at 8am this morning:

Today, scattered showers, cloudy, cool and breezy. High of 50 with wind from the southeast at 10mph.

Tonight, spotty showers, patchy fog and chilly. Low of 42 with a slight breeze from the south at 5mph.

Tomorrow, cloudy, scattered showers, and a little cooler. High of 48 with a breeze from the southwest at 10mph.

Looking ahead, we are still going to see dry weather and highs in the 50s Friday and Saturday.

Flood Advisory for the Wabash River.  Details here:

http://forecast.weather.gov/showsigwx.php?warnzone=INZ051&warncounty=INC167&firewxzone=INZ051&local_place1=Terre+Haute+IN&product1=Flood+Advisory

The areas that didn’t see rain yesterday, will today. Minor flooding and “ponding” in low-lying areas will be a result of the heavier rain showers mixed into the light rain.

The same area of low pressure inched closer to us overnight and is creating more widespread, steady rain this morning.  Here is what Futurecast is predicting for 8am this morning:

Thunder showers, rain, clouds, and chilly. Wind from the east at 15mph gusting up to 25mph with a high of 52. Tonight, scattered showers, cool and breezy. Low of 41 with wind from the southeast at 10mph.

Futurecast has steady rain continuing through 5pm today.

Tomorrow, scattered showers, mostly cloudy, and chilly. High of 50 with wind from the southeast at 10mph.

Thursday the rain will become more widely scattered. We will be dry in time for Friday and through the weekend; highs stay in the 50s.

Here is the discussion on rain totals for today through Tursday.

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/news/display_cmsstory.php?wfo=ilx&storyid=37478&source=0

As of now, there are no watches, warnings, or discussions of issuing any flood advisories. 

For the latest, tune in to Storm Team 10 on WTHI.

There will be a lot of rain moving through to begin this week. Cooler temperatures, showers, and cloudy skies will stay with us thanks to a low pressure system that will move slowly through the Wabash Valley through Thursday.

This morning begins soggy with scattered showers and most of the rain to the north and west of Terre Haute:

Keep the umbrella handy today. Cloudy, rain showers and breezy. High of 56 with a wind from the east at 15mph.

Tonight, rain showers become more frequent, cloudy and breezy. Low of 45 with wind from the east at 15mph.

There is a change to our dry weather pattern beginning Sunday. First, a cold front will move through Sunday, then a separate area of low pressure will move through next week.

Today we had highs in the 60s and clouds began to increase by the afternoon.  Here are the current temperatures:

Tonight the clouds continue to increase. We will be mostly cloudy, not as chilly. Wind from the west at 5mph with lows in the mid 40s.

Tomorrow, cloudy, scattered showers begin, and breezy. Wind from the northeast at 10mph with a high around 60.

High pressure is still keeping us dry and warm for the next couple of days.

There is frost this morning and it is another chilly start. Today, mostly sunny, warm with a mild breeze. High of 64 with the wind from the southeast at 10mph.

Tonight, partly cloudy and not quite as chilly. Low of 40 with a breeze from the southeast at 10mph.