Indiana – Thickening clouds are already spreading across Indianapolis, and the air feels warmer and heavier as rain chances begin to climb. By late day, scattered showers may dot the area, but the bigger concern builds as storms organize heading into tonight and midweek.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, rain chances increase steadily with widespread precipitation expected by Wednesday. Some storms could turn strong across northern and central Indiana, with repeated rounds of rain continuing into Thursday.
Across Indianapolis, Carmel, and Kokomo, today starts mild with highs pushing near 80°F before conditions shift. Showers become more numerous heading into the evening, setting the stage for a soaking midweek stretch. By Wednesday, rain chances surge to near 90%, with thunderstorms likely throughout the day.
Drivers along I-65, I-70, and I-69 should prepare for reduced visibility and ponding on roadways during heavier bursts. Commutes may slow significantly, especially during peak rain periods. Keep headlights on and allow extra stopping distance.
Thursday continues the active pattern, with another round of showers and storms and rain chances near 60%. Localized flooding could develop in low-lying areas after repeated rainfall.
Looking ahead, early April trends remain unsettled but warm, with additional storm chances before a gradual clearing into the weekend.
Five Day Forecast for Indianapolis, Indiana
Wednesday: Rain and storms likely, high near 76°F
Thursday: Showers and storms, high near 82°F
Friday: Gradual clearing, warm, high near upper 70s
Saturday: Partly sunny, cooler, highs in the 60s
Sunday: Warmer and drier, highs near 70°F
