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FXUS61 KILN 200150
AFDILN

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Wilmington OH
950 PM EDT Sat Apr 19 2025

.SYNOPSIS...
Showers and thunderstorms can be expected at times today before a
cold front moves into the area tonight into early Sunday. A small
chance of showers and storms will evolve Sunday before a better
chance for more widespread activity unfolds early Monday as the front
pushes through the Ohio Valley. Drier and slightly cooler conditions
will evolve Tuesday through Wednesday in the post frontal
environment.

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.NEAR TERM /THROUGH SUNDAY/...
Convection has pushed east of our CWA this evening, with dry
conditions expected overnight. Cold front continues to work its way
through the southern part of our fa, ushering in a cooler air mass.
Skies are expected to remain mostly cloudy through the night, so
there won`t be efficient radiative cooling. However, with the CAA,
overnight lows will still be able to dip into the upper 40s north of
I-70, trending higher towards the upper 50s near/south of the OH
River.

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.SHORT TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT/...
The front will be stretched nearly W-to-E across far srn parts of the
local area Sunday morning, but the ejection of the primary sfc low to
the N across the mid MS Rvr Vly into the afternoon will allow for the
front to pivot back to the N through the area, allowing for /very/
warm air to once again overspread the area from the S. A few ISO
SHRA/TSRA may be possible as the front swings back to the N,
particularly near/W of I-75 where moisture availability will be
better through early afternoon.

There will be quite a temp gradient across the local area as the
front drifts to the N through the heart of the daytime, with temps
ranging as much as 20 degrees from S-to-N by midday, with temps in
the lower 80s to lower 60s, respectively by mid afternoon. Conditions
should trend mainly dry by late afternoon, but suppose a rogue
SHRA/TSRA cannot be completely ruled out along/near the advancing LL
boundary.

The area will become more firmly warm-sectored by Sunday
evening/night as the sfc low moves NE from MO through IA into
southern WI by daybreak Monday. This will allow for the attendant
cold front, and the associated SHRA/TSRA, to approach the ILN FA
around/after daybreak Monday.

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.LONG TERM /MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/...
On Monday, the low continues to progress northeast through the Great
Lakes region and an associated cold front works through the OH Vly
during the day. Shower and storm chances increase ahead of the
front, which will move through ILN FA during the morning into
afternoon. Currently, severe probabilities remain on the low side
since instby should remain a bit on the meager side, even in the
warm sector. Additionally, shower/storm coverage is not expected to
be overly high as the forcing becomes increasingly weaker with
eastward extent into the OH Vly by mid/late Monday. However, as with
any frontal passage this time of the year, the potential for severe
storms will be monitored closely, even if expected to be relatively
low/minor.

Slightly cooler and drier air returns behind the front for the
middle of the week. Shower and storm chances return by the end of
the week when another stalled boundary drifts into the Ohio Valley by
Thursday into Friday.

Overall, temps should be near normal Monday into Tuesday before
trending back well above normal midweek through the end of the
workweek. The timing and coverage of precipitation late week remains
uncertain at this time, but rain/storm chances should increase again
for the end of the workweek.

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.AVIATION /02Z SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY/...
Storms have pushed east of all the terminals this evening, with no
storms expected the remainder of the taf period. Some MVFR CIGs may
build in from the northwest overnight. Highest confidence is at KDAY.
Otherwise, VFR conditions are expected through most of the daylight
hours on Sunday, with ~5000 ft cu developing during the afternoon.

A notable wind shift will occur throughout the taf period. Cold front
is moving through this evening, resulting in a shift to the
northwest. Winds will continue to shift towards the northeast
overnight, eventually shifting to the southeast by Sunday afternoon.

Introduced some LLWS at KCVG for the extended taf period given the
strong LLJ that builds in Sunday night.

OUTLOOK...MVFR conditions possible Monday along with a chance for
thunderstorms. Additional storms are possible Thursday.

&&

.ILN WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
OH...None.
KY...None.
IN...None.

&&

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SYNOPSIS...KC
NEAR TERM...Clark
SHORT TERM...KC
LONG TERM...Campbell/KC
AVIATION...Clark