Drew Narsutis

3 weeks ago | wishtv.com | Drew Narsutis

Severe weather is expected to develop across central Indiana this afternoon, with the greatest risk starting after 2 PM. Storms will move in from the west, quickly becoming strong to severe. Damaging winds of 60–80 mph will be the most likely threat, but large hail and even tornadoes are possible—especially if a few isolated storms can develop ahead of the main line. The environment is primed with strong winds aloft, rich moisture, and temperatures in the low 70s.

3 weeks ago | wishtv.com | Drew Narsutis

Showers will continue through the evening with pockets of steadier rain possible, especially south of I-70. Some brief lulls are likely, but most of the region stays damp into the early overnight hours. Rain becomes more scattered by daybreak, though a few rumbles of thunder can’t be ruled out. Winds stay steady out of the south around 10 mph, and temperatures remain unseasonably mild with overnight lows near 60°. This will be the most active day of the forecast period.

4 weeks ago | wishtv.com | Drew Narsutis

Rain will continue to move out of central Indiana this evening, with most of the lingering showers tapering off before midnight. Skies stay mostly cloudy early on but will gradually begin to clear overnight. Winds remain gusty through the first half of the night, especially in northern counties where gusts could briefly top 35 mph before easing closer to daybreak. Overnight lows dip into the upper 30s, and with dry air moving in, we’ll wake up to a much different start Monday morning.

1 month ago | wishtv.com | Drew Narsutis

Clouds will increase steadily overnight as our next system approaches from the southwest. A few sprinkles or a brief rain/snow shower may drift into southern or central Indiana after 2am, but most areas will stay dry. Winds remain light, shifting to the east-southeast by daybreak. Temperatures will drop to the mid-30s for most. Widespread rain arrives by mid to late morning and continues into the afternoon, with the steadiest rainfall focused south of I-70.

1 month ago | wishtv.com | Drew Narsutis

Thunderstorms will move into central Indiana this evening, with the strongest storms expected between 7 PM and midnight. Damaging winds of 50-60 mph are the main threat, though an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out, especially west of Indianapolis. A small risk of hail is also present in the strongest storms. Storms should begin weakening as they approach the metro area, likely arriving between 9 PM and midnight with strong winds and heavy rain.