Storms return to central Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS (WRTV) — Storm chances continue through the first half of the weekend with cooler temperatures on the way.
TONIGHT:
An advancing cold front will push showers and storms across central Indiana this evening. Gusty winds and localized flooding will be the biggest impacts; however, small hail cannot be ruled out. Storms will reach the Indy metro area before sunset and storms will exit the state before midnight.
TOMORROW:
Clouds slowly clear leaving a mix of sunshine and clouds through the day tomorrow. With the passing cold front temperatures will cool back to normal with spots seeing high temperatures in the low 80s.
7-DAY FORECAST:
Sunny start to the new week but hot temperatures remain. High temperatures will remain in the upper 80s to low 90s through Tuesday out ahead of another cold.
This cold front will return the storm chances late Monday evening and overnight. Storms will likely exit before lunch time on Tuesday. Cooler temperatures will linger through the rest of the week. High temperatures could remain in the 70s Wednesdays through Friday.
Rain chances will likely remain suppressed with the return of high pressure. However, a stray pop-up shower or storm will be possible any day through the rest of the week. Most spots will remain dry starting Wednesday.