With severe weather approaching the region well into the late night hours, I saw a recent run of the HRRR model, a high resolution rapid refresh model, showing the 10m wind gusts (about 30 feet AGL). By 3am, the line of storms should be approaching the I-65 corridor with a line of 46-77mph winds.
I would hate to have widespread power outages since it appears colder air will be rushing in behind the front.
Don't forget the use the tool 'Mesonet Front Tracker on the side of my blog to keep up with the temps, precip, and wind gusts.
MS
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