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PDO is clearly evident with the abnormally-warm blob in the northern Pacific & the abnormally-cold blob in the Gulf of Alaska & Bering Sea with the sea surface temperatures. PNA recently has been bringing spurts of warmer weather. PNA trending + or neutral means cold weather eastern U.S. Phase 8 is the coldest this time of year with more of a clipper pattern with lighter snows (below normal precipitation).ДЄO & NAO have been +, but go to cold phase or. Note how Phase 6 is warm & wet phase here, but 7 is a cold phase with lots of precip (tends to be snowy & icy). MJO in its warm, wet Phase 6 will go to 7, then 8. That 65 would tie the record high of 65 set in 1984В for December 16. Temperatures will fall to the 30s & clearing will take place in the afternoon-evening.ДЄfter cooler weather, we warm right back up with 65 for early Thursday morning with potential isolated severe weather risk with rain & even a line of storms. Winds may gust to 43-54 (sustained 20-32) mph Saturday morning-early afternoon with a few flurries & snow showers after dry slot with clearing passes early in the morning. Severe outbreak should take place from Indiana & Ohio to the Gulf Coast.

Right now, the isolated severe risk is along & south of Highway 28, generally. The 63 projected for Greater Lafayette would tie the record at 12 a.m.

Highs should reach 60-64 around midnight with risk of isolated severe storms in the 11 p.m to 4 a.m. Winds will turn to the south to south-southwest with gusts 30-40 mph.ДЄfter 37-44 Thursday night, we should rise to 52-57 by late Friday with a wave of showers & a few storms passing through with winds increasing to gusts of 25 mph later in the day. With lots of clouds & some sun, we should become overcast late in the day with a few isolated to spotty showers late in the day to early tomorrow night. It will cloud up tonight with rising temperatures with east-southeast to southeast wind (increasing late). This is typical in this transition in the cooler season.ДЄfter brief spurt of cold yesterday with temperatures nearly 20 degrees above normal, we climbed closer to normal today with highs of 34-40. Also, as we go from Phase 6 to cold, snowy Phase 7 of the MJO, rather violent weather will continue to erupt from the Ohio Valley to the Gulf Coast with severe storms & multiple tornadoes.

+EPO, warm, wet Phase 6 MJO & -PNA all support two surges of near/record warmth ahead. In fact, it is the third warmest year since 1879 at Greater Lafayette so far (Purdue University 1879-1943.Purdue Airport 1943-Present):

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