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Northern Indiana – Dry conditions will persist through much of the day before a cold front brings rain showers to northern Indiana this afternoon. The rain will mainly affect areas along the Michigan state line, with showers expected to last through Sunday night.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Northern Indiana, lake effect rain showers will develop by early Monday, bringing colder conditions. The cold front will usher in daytime highs of 51-56°F on Monday, with overnight lows dropping to 32-37°F.
By Tuesday, patchy morning frost is expected across the region as temperatures dip to the low 50s. Those who missed out on Saturday’s rain will likely see showers later today.
