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Winter 2025/2026 Outlook
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Thanksgiving Travel Forecast
Last Update: 11/28/25 8:30 AM Major airports in the Midwest are in pretty good shape, though O’Hare is seeing delays this morning. New York and Atlanta are seeing delays this morning, too. Be sure to check out Flight Aware’s “Misery… Continue reading
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Early Winter Chill Developing
Polar Vortex Update In the last post, I mentioned that the polar vortex was showing signs of breaking down and there was high confidence in a breakdown taking place in late November. The breakdown process has begun. Now, the question… Continue reading
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Special Edition: Winter Weather Returning?
I’ve been trying to stick to a once-a-week blog entry for the last several months unless there is a storm to track or, as in this case, a potentially significant change coming. In my post last night on Facebook, I… Continue reading
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Pattern Shift Looming
We had our first significant November snow in 5 years earlier this week. Most in Goshen ended up with 3-5”—in line with our rather conservative forecast. Most of this fell on grassy and elevated surfaces, and the system snow that… Continue reading
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Snow Expected to Pick Up Again
Update 5 (Monday AM, 11/10/25) It looks like we picked up another inch or two since 6 PM yesterday in my backyard, thanks mainly to that burst of snow between 7:30 and 8:00 PM. This has me right around 4”… Continue reading
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First Blast of Winter?
Many have caught wind of a potential bout of wintry weather this weekend, especially those following GoshenWeather.com on Facebook. I just wanted to make a quick post about what is currently showing up in the models, and preface it by… Continue reading
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Pleasant, windy stretch ahead
It looks like we have entered another fairly long stretch of dry weather with seasonable temperatures (highs around 50/lows around 35), though it will be breezy at times as the week progresses. Temperatures A slight uptick in temperatures is in… Continue reading
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Autumn Doldrums
We are officially in transition mode, also known as “fall” in northern Indiana. The last three (four?) months have been dominated by above normal temperatures and long stretches of sunny days. That’s probably why the last few dreary days have… Continue reading
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Rainy Weekend Unfolding…
Forecasts have decreased storm rainfall totals somewhat, but most can still expect 1-2 inches over the next 36 hours. A few spots could still see closer to 3”. Rain should be scattered and relatively light late this morning through early… Continue reading









