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WRKUP

Partly cloudy skies were noted across the region this evening with
temperatures generally in the lower 70s.  A few stray showers were
noted across portions of central Indiana.  Overnight, a shortwave
will eject out of the southern Plains and into the Mid-MS Valley.
This feature should provide synoptic scale ascent for at least
scattered convection develop and continue overnight.  Additionally, a
low-level jet of 40-45 kts will overspread the region.  Upstream
convection will attempt to move east into our region overnight.
However, it will encounter a very dry low-level environment and the
convection may have a hard time staying together.  However, we could
see some gusty winds with that convection overnight especially if
convection can bring down some of that faster low-level jet
momentum.  The best chances for rainfall look to be generally west
of the I-65 corridor overnight.  Starting to see some agreement in
the short term guidance that additional convection may develop
across the region tomorrow morning.  Currently we have high chance
PoPs during that time period, but we may have to hold on to those a
bit longer into the afternoon, especially if HRRR trends continue.