Indianapolis, IN – A wind advisory remains in effect for much of Indiana through 8 p.m. Sunday, with gusts reaching up to 50 mph. Heavy rain and localized higher wind speeds have been reported in areas north and east of Interstate 74.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) Indianapolis, the strongest winds will continue through the evening hours before diminishing later tonight. The advisory warns of gusts between 40 and 50 mph, with isolated spots experiencing speeds up to 55 mph. Residents in affected areas should prepare for hazardous conditions, particularly on roads and open spaces.
The combination of heavy rain and high winds increases the risk of downed tree branches, power outages, and difficult driving conditions. Authorities recommend securing loose outdoor objects and exercising caution while traveling, especially in vehicles vulnerable to strong winds.
Wind gusts are expected to taper off after 8 p.m., providing relief to the impacted regions. However, the NWS advises residents to remain vigilant as rain continues into the night.
The advisory spans areas northeast of Interstate 74, including Indianapolis and surrounding counties. Local emergency services are on standby to address potential disruptions.
Stay updated on weather conditions through local news outlets or the NWS website. Residents can also monitor regional power companies for outage alerts and restoration updates.
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