Indianapolis, IN – A calm weekend across central Indiana will give way to an active weather pattern early next week, bringing rain and possible thunderstorms to the region.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will remain dry with temperatures reaching the upper 50s. However, by late Sunday night, rain will move in, becoming widespread on Monday. Strong storms and locally heavy rainfall are possible Monday night into Tuesday, potentially impacting travel and outdoor plans.
Forecasters say parts of central Indiana, including Indianapolis, Carmel, and Bloomington, could see over an inch of rain by Tuesday night. Wind gusts up to 30 mph may accompany storms, adding to potential hazards. Drivers on I-65 and I-70 should be prepared for slick roads and reduced visibility.
The five-day outlook shows fluctuating temperatures, with highs near 60°F on Monday before cooling into the 40s midweek. Rain chances diminish Wednesday, giving way to drier and cooler conditions through the latter half of the week.
Residents should monitor forecasts for updates, as storm intensity could increase. Stay alert for potential flood advisories or severe thunderstorm warnings. If traveling, allow extra time and drive cautiously during downpours.
