Indianapolis, IN — Residents are urged to continue observing burn bans as Indianapolis faces another week of sunny, dry conditions. Highs will stay in the upper 80s to low 90s, posing fire risks across many counties. Tuesday evening’s temperatures are expected to reach up to 89°F, with a cooler low of around 60°F overnight. Authorities advise against outdoor burning due to low relative humidity, which could drop as low as 20-30% during afternoons.
According to the US National Weather Service in Indianapolis, these dry conditions will persist through Friday, with no rain expected. A partial lunar eclipse will be visible tonight, beginning at 8:41 p.m. and peaking early Wednesday morning. The event will coincide with a rare harvest supermoon, offering clear viewing opportunities due to the clear skies forecasted.
Locals are advised to take necessary precautions during outdoor activities and avoid any open flames, as the burn bans remain in effect for many counties. For those interested in the lunar event, the skies should stay clear for optimal viewing.
