As always, you can catch most of your forecast details in the video below:
Dry and pleasantly cooler today. More clouds north, more sun south. Tuesday, watching areas like Kokomo, Lafayette, northwest to Gary for light shower risks. Areas around Indy and southeast should remain dry. Wednesday morning is the next real rainfall chance for most locations. A weakening band of showers/storms will work in from the west. This will run out of its dynamics and start to fall apart as it works further east into the state. Wednesday late morning/afternoon is largely dry as temperatures surge back to summer levels. Total precipitation through Wednesday:
Watching Thursday for the risk of a cluster or two of storms as a boundary sits over the area. There appears to be less of a storm signal Friday as the upper-ridge to our south expands. This weekend, the boundary will oscillate north/south over the area (spending more time north of I-70) so we favor the highest storm risks for the Memorial Weekend in the northern half of the state. At this distance, timing and exact locations are not possible to pinpoint, but we can get an overall idea. The American model seems to capture potential precipitation well over the next 7 days:
Total precipitation over the next 7 days:
Wind forecast over the next 4 days:
Temperature/precipitation charts over the next 10 days:
Indianapolis:
Fort Wayne:
Lafayette:
Bloomington:
Madison:
Evansville:
