Indianapolis, IN – Thunderstorms are expected to move through central Indiana this morning into the early afternoon, potentially affecting Fourth of July celebrations. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts that a few thunderstorms over southern Indiana could produce damaging wind gusts. By mid-afternoon, only isolated showers are anticipated, leaving most areas dry for evening festivities.
According to the National Weather Service, central Indiana will see a 70% chance of thunderstorms at 10 a.m. with temperatures around 77°F. By 4 p.m., the likelihood of storms decreases to 20-30%, with temperatures rising to 81°F. The threat of rain further diminishes by 10 p.m., with only a 10% chance and temperatures dropping to 75°F.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Friday will see a 40% chance of rain with temperatures reaching 85°F. Saturday brings sunny skies with a high of 82°F, perfect for outdoor activities. Sunday continues the trend of clear weather with a high of 87°F. The warm weather extends into early next week, with Monday forecasted to be mostly sunny with a high of 88°F.
Residents are advised to stay updated on weather conditions, especially if participating in outdoor Fourth of July events. Although today’s storms might cause some disruptions, the weekend promises ample sunshine for central Indiana.
