Indianapolis, Indiana – A stretch of warm, dry weather will give way to thunderstorms across Indiana beginning late Wednesday, with cooler temperatures and scattered rain expected through Friday.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, a cold front will push into the region late Wednesday evening, triggering isolated storms that may continue through the Ohio Valley into the weekend. Highs today and Wednesday will range from 85° to 89°, but will fall into the mid-70s by Friday as the front stalls.
Storm chances begin increasing after 4 p.m. Wednesday, with marginal severe weather risk in parts of central and southern Indiana. Cities including Bloomington, Columbus, and Terre Haute could see localized downpours and gusty winds.
By Thursday, expect mostly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms. Roads like I-65 and I-70 may experience wet conditions during the evening commute. Residents are urged to charge devices, secure outdoor items, and monitor alerts as heavier storms may develop Friday.
Warm, muggy conditions will linger until the weekend, with more organized showers and thunderstorms likely Friday. Additional alerts are possible as the pattern evolves.
