Indianapolis, Ind. – Drivers across Indiana could face slick roads early Wednesday as showers and thunderstorms push into the region overnight. The wet weather may slow commutes on I-65, I-70, and surrounding roadways, with rain expected to linger through midmorning.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, storms are most likely after 2 a.m. Wednesday with heavy downpours possible. Rain chances peak near 90 percent, with up to a quarter inch of accumulation in spots. Winds remain light but may shift to the southwest by daybreak. Residents should allow extra travel time and watch for ponding on roads during the morning rush.
By Wednesday afternoon, rain gradually tapers off, but clouds will hold temperatures near 84 degrees. Thursday starts damp again, with another round of morning showers before drier, calmer weather arrives by nightfall. Sunshine and cooler air settle in Friday, setting up crisp, fall-like conditions for Friday night football games across Central Indiana.
Weekend plans look far brighter. Saturday brings sunshine with highs near 70, and Sunday warms slightly into the lower 70s under mostly clear skies. Nights trend cooler, dipping to around 50 degrees, making it the first real taste of fall across the region.
More showers could develop again early next week, but for now, the extended outlook points to a refreshing and seasonable stretch. Weather advisories remain possible if storms redevelop.
Five Day Forecast for Indianapolis, Indiana:
- Wednesday: Showers and storms early, high near 84. Low 58.
- Thursday: Showers early, clearing late. High 70. Low 53.
- Friday: Mostly sunny, breezy. High 75. Low 50.
- Saturday: Sunny and cooler. High 70. Low 50.
- Sunday: Mostly sunny and mild. High 72. Low 50.
