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September 27, PM Weather Forecast

Chad Evans · Chad’s Weather Blog

Sep 27, 2026 · 1 min listen · Last updated September 27, 2026

Lows this morning ranged from 39-47. It was the coolest morning at Greater Lafayette since mid-May. Normal First 45 is September 10-22 over our area: Normal first 40 is September 20-October 2: Over the state lows ranged from 38-55 with the coldest reading of 38 being in the Brown County Hills at the Cherry Hill Airport.

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Lows this morning ranged from 39-47. It was the coolest morning at Greater Lafayette since mid-May.

Normal First 45 is September 10-22 over our area:

Normal first 40 is September 20-October 2:

Over the state lows ranged from 38-55 with the coldest reading of 38 being in the Brown County Hills at the Cherry Hill Airport. The warmest was the 55 at Mt. Vernon.

Big storm continues to hit the Northeast, but it is weakening off of the coast of New Jersey. This was a hybrid storm with both tropical & non-tropical characteristics, so I would really consider this a subtropical storm. It has brought moderate to major coastal flooding, flooding rainfall, wind damage & gusts as high as 70 mph with sustained winds of 45-50 mph.

Wind reports in gray, flooding rainfall in orange:

Category 3-4 hurricane will race inland & still be a Tropical Storms to nearly El Paso before weakening to depression.

This will bring us rain after a cold front passes with rainfall late week:

First things, first, however…………the weather is very nice today & Monday (& now even Tuesday & Wednesday).

Watch for areas of fog Monday morning, however.

Rest of today:

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