Indianapolis, Indiana – Heavy rain and a threat of severe storms could bring localized flooding across south-central Indiana through Saturday, prompting residents to brace for travel disruptions and saturated conditions.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, scattered thunderstorms may intensify overnight and into Friday, with the heaviest rainfall targeting counties from Bloomington to Seymour. Rain chances hover around 40% tonight, climbing to 60–80% Friday across southern counties. Repeated rounds of rain could lead to standing water on roads, especially in low-lying areas.
Saturday’s threat includes the possibility of strong to severe storms, particularly in southern Indiana, where a 40% chance of rain persists. Conditions ease slightly into Sunday and Monday, with minimal rain expected east of Indianapolis. Highs will remain seasonable, ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s.
Residents should monitor local alerts, avoid flooded roadways, and secure outdoor items ahead of potential storms. Power outages and poor visibility could accompany stronger cells.
This unsettled weather pattern will likely linger through Saturday night. More advisories may be issued as storm development continues across the region.
