Indianapolis, IN – A dense fog advisory and severe air quality alert are affecting central Indiana this morning, making travel hazardous and outdoor activities potentially dangerous. The National Weather Service has issued a special weather statement warning that fog with locally dense spots will persist until around 9 a.m., reducing visibility and urging motorists to drive with caution.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, the air quality index (AQI) has reached an unhealthy level of 183, prompting health advisories for sensitive groups. The air quality is significantly worse than the previous day and poses health risks, particularly for those with heart or lung disease, older adults, children, and teens.
Today’s forecast in Indianapolis calls for cloudy skies with temperatures peaking at 85°F. The fog is expected to lift later in the morning, but the air quality concerns remain throughout the day. Residents are advised to limit strenuous outdoor activities and consider rescheduling physical activities to avoid exposure.
The weekend forecast shows a slight improvement with Saturday’s high at 83°F and mostly sunny skies. Sunday will see temperatures rising to 87°F with clear conditions. However, air quality levels should be monitored as changes in weather patterns could affect pollutant dispersion.
Early next week, Indianapolis will experience a warming trend with temperatures reaching 90°F on Monday. By Tuesday, there is a 45% chance of showers, which could help improve air quality. Midweek temperatures will stabilize in the low 80s.
