Indianapolis, IN – Central Indiana is bracing for a shift in the weather, with isolated thunderstorms expected to develop late tonight into Friday morning. Showers will likely impact areas north of I-70, creating potential hazards for commuters and residents throughout the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, there is increasing confidence in the storm’s development overnight, with the heaviest rainfall expected to accumulate between 0.1 and 0.25 inches, though some isolated areas may experience more. The storms are predicted to intensify in the early morning hours, moving across the central part of the state.
Residents and travelers should prepare for hazardous driving conditions, especially along the I-70 corridor, as rain and thunderstorms could reduce visibility and create slick roads. The showers are expected to persist through much of Friday afternoon, with rainfall likely to taper off by late evening.
Friday’s high will reach approximately 71°F, though overcast skies and occasional storms will dominate much of the day. Following this active weather, conditions will clear for the weekend, with Saturday and Sunday bringing sunny skies and highs in the low 60s.
