Indianapolis, IN – The upcoming week promises mostly sunny weather in Indianapolis through Sunday, but spring storms are set to roll in by Tuesday, bringing a mix of showers and thunderstorms to the area. As the weekend comes to a close, locals can enjoy a mild and pleasant day on Sunday with highs reaching 68°F and sunny skies. However, don’t let the beautiful day fool you — a shift in weather is expected by Tuesday, when thunderstorms and heavy showers are likely to affect the region.
According to the National Weather Service, conditions will remain mostly clear and pleasant throughout Sunday night, with temperatures dipping to a low of 50°F. Winds will be light, but the calm will be short-lived. Starting Tuesday, the weather will take a turn, bringing showers and thunderstorms to Indianapolis and much of central Indiana. The best chance of heavy rainfall and storms will occur after 2 p.m. on Tuesday, with gusts reaching up to 28 mph, making driving conditions more hazardous. Keep an eye on the forecast, as conditions could quickly escalate.
As Monday rolls in, Indianapolis will continue to enjoy partly cloudy skies with highs around 81°F. This brief respite will be followed by a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms on Monday night, with lows in the upper 60s. By Tuesday night, the stormy weather will persist, with temperatures remaining mild at 67°F.
Residents should prepare for possible travel delays starting Tuesday, especially on highways like I-70 and I-465, which could experience reduced visibility and slippery roads due to heavy rain. For the best safety, keep an umbrella handy, and avoid non-essential travel during peak storm hours.
Looking ahead to the five-day forecast, Wednesday brings more unsettled weather with additional showers and thunderstorms expected. While temperatures will stay relatively warm, peaking at 70°F by Thursday, prepare for increased rainfall chances as the week progresses. Stay tuned to weather updates, and remain vigilant, as more alerts may follow as conditions evolve.
