Indianapolis, IN — A freeze warning remains in effect for central Indiana, with Indianapolis residents waking up to 28°F on Tuesday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, the freeze warning continues until 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 9, as temperatures drop into the mid-20s overnight. Sensitive plants could be damaged or killed if left unprotected. Drivers on US-31 and other major routes should use caution during early morning commutes due to slick spots from frost.
By Tuesday afternoon, temperatures will rebound to a high of 45°F under mostly sunny skies. Frost is likely again Tuesday night as lows fall to 32°F with light winds. Residents are advised to protect vegetation and outdoor plumbing.
Rain returns Wednesday afternoon with a 60% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms Wednesday night. Rain is likely to persist through Thursday, bringing gusts up to 23 mph and minor flooding risks along low-lying areas and the White River.
🌤 Five-Day Outlook for Indianapolis:
- Wednesday: High 50°F, rain after 3 p.m. | Night: 70% chance of rain, low 42°F
- Thursday: 50% chance of rain, high 60°F | Night: 30% chance of showers, low 39°F
- Friday: Mostly sunny, high 52°F | Night: Low 33°F
- Saturday: Sunny, high 58°F | Night: Low 38°F
- Sunday: High near 67°F, mostly sunny | Night: Low 51°F
⚠️ Action Steps:
- Cover sensitive plants before nightfall.
- Prepare for wet roads Wednesday through Thursday.
- Stay alert for potential urban flooding and use headlights during rain events.
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