Indianapolis, Indiana – Showers and thunderstorms will roll through Central Indiana through Friday night, bringing heavy downpours and possible severe conditions before a cooler, drier weekend sets in.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, isolated storms will continue this evening, with widespread thunderstorm activity expected Friday. Rain chances peak at 90% on Friday, with high temperatures reaching the mid-70s and lows dropping into the mid-40s.
Cities like Bloomington, Muncie, and Lafayette should prepare for reduced visibility, localized flooding, and potential lightning through Friday evening. Roads including I-65 and I-70 could see hazardous conditions during evening commutes. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities and secure loose items ahead of the storms.
By Saturday, highs dip into the low 60s with clearer skies and no rain expected through Sunday. The brief dry spell will be a welcome shift before another warm front approaches early next week.
Looking ahead, the NWS warns of possible strong to severe storms returning by Tuesday. Stay tuned for updates as the next system develops.
