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Chad Evans is a meteorologist based in Lafayette, Indiana. This Substack provides weather forecasts, weather history, Chad's tree of the week and more!

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August 19, 6 AM Weather Forecast

Two fronts & a clipper in an overall cooler, less humid pattern.

Chad's Garden (August 8): “Tree Puberty” & What It Means

Trees going through puberty? Well, they sort of do.....

August 18, PM Weather Video Forecast

Some scattered showers & storms Wednesday, followed long stretches of cooler, pleasant weather.

Chad's Garden (August 18): Bacterial & Fungal Infections in Saturated Garden Plots

The extreme wetness, persistent high humidity & the impacts to the garden crops.

August 18, 6 AM Weather Forecast

Much cooler, pleasant weather ahead with lack of smoke for a change & below normal rainfall!

August 17, PM Weather Video Forecast

"Ring of Fire" pattern of severe weather & heavy rainfall is over! Now, overall cooler, drier regime settles in.

August 17, 6 AM Weather Forecast

Cooler, less humid trend with drying trend with time as well.

August 16, Evening Weather Forecast Update

Drier, cooler weather is ahead, but not after a few storms still this evening-early tonight & also some Wednesday.

August 16, 6 AM Weather Forecast

Stormy pattern to break down & some nice, pleasant, dry days ahead (but not after a cold front with some storms Wednesday).

Local Weather History: July 28-29, 1896 Severe Storms & Significant Flash Flooding

Late July 1896 was an active period of severe weather & flooding with historic rainfall in our eastern counties July 28-29.

August 15, PM Weather Video Forecast

"Ring of Fire" pattern with flooding rainfall & severe weather to end followed by nice cooling & much drier trend.