and the heaviest is yet to come. At this time, there is no lightning, but that is certainly subject to change in the coming hours as lift over the area increases.
Overnight into Thursday morning an axis of heavier rain rates sets up across central Indiana as an intensifying low pressure system slices through the state. This tracks puts part of the viewing area in the 70s and some in the 40s for a 20°+ temperature gradient.Within the warmer air, some severe storms are possible, and this would be mainly for areas east of I-65 and I-69.
In Indy, and areas west-northwest, you should plan on a rather chilly, damp midday and afternoon Thursday as temperatures drop into the 40s/lower 50s with an increasing wind,with gusts over 40 mph at times.Rain now is appetizer to main course of heavier rates that develop tonight into Thursday morning.
20° spread in central Indiana Thursday. 70s east , near 60° & falling central, upper 40s west-northwest.Windy, wet conditions continue into Friday morning with wind-whipped showers and 40s. Rain decreases in the afternoon, and so does cloud cover with temperatures returning to the 50s. The clearing leads into a spectacular Saturday of sunshine and highs near 70°. But the warmest air is yet to come with possibly the first 80° temperatures this year occurring early next week.WTHR would like to send you push notifications about the latest news and weather.
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