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Indiana Weather: Rain Returns Nov. 1, Showers Continue Nov. 2-4
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By Owen Prescott · 2026-10-30T09:08:34.433Z
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Residents across Indianapolis and surrounding Marion County communities should prepare for a change in weather as sunny skies Friday give way to increasing clouds, possible Halloween sprinkles and a 60% chance of showers Sunday, Nov. 1.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, Friday, Oct. 30, will bring sunshine and an afternoon high near 70 degrees. East northeast winds of 3 to 6 mph will accompany the mild conditions before temperatures fall to approximately 51 degrees overnight.
Halloween Saturday Brings Increasing Clouds
Saturday, Oct. 31, will remain mostly cloudy, with afternoon temperatures reaching around 67 degrees.
A chance of sprinkles develops after 2 p.m., although significant rainfall is not currently indicated.
Saturday night will remain mostly cloudy, with temperatures falling to approximately 56 degrees. Additional sprinkles are possible before 8 p.m., potentially affecting early Halloween activities.
Sunday, Nov. 1, Brings Higher Rain Chances
The biggest weather change arrives Sunday, when showers become likely across the Indianapolis forecast area.
The National Weather Service forecasts a 60% chance of precipitation, with afternoon highs near 65 degrees.
Rainfall amounts are expected to remain relatively light, with less than one tenth of an inch possible.
Sunday night carries a lower 20% chance of showers, with temperatures near 52 degrees.
Unsettled Weather Continues Nov. 2 4
Monday, Nov. 2, will bring a 40% chance of showers, mainly after 2 p.m., with highs near 67 degrees.
Tuesday, Nov. 3, could warm to approximately 74 degrees, although a 40% chance of showers remains.
By Wednesday, Nov. 4, rain chances increase to 60%, with highs near 69 degrees.
For Indianapolis and nearby central Indiana communities, the forecast favors a mostly dry Halloween followed by a wetter start to November.
Residents planning Sunday activities should prepare for possible rain and monitor updated forecasts.