INDIANA, USA — Winds have switched back to the southwest which will bring in warmer temperatures for this Mother's Day. Look for plenty of sunshine and highs near 80 — about 10 degrees above average.
We'll stay dry and mostly clear this evening with one more opportunity to potentially see the northern lights. Solar activity has diminished quite a bit over the past 12 hours but is forecast to ramp back up later today. Skies become partly cloudy overnight with lows in the upper 50s.
We'll have a dry start to the day Monday ahead of our next weather system arriving later in the day. Rain is likely to return after 2 p.m., first across northern Indiana then becoming more widespread across central Indiana just after sunset. Temperatures will still recover to the upper 70s as we sit on the warm side of this storm system.
Scattered showers and storms will then be likely overnight into Tuesday as the frontal boundary swings through. We'll be slightly cooler with rain-cooler air Tuesday with highs near 70.
We'll dry out starting Wednesday with sunshine returning and highs in the low 70s. Thursday is looking like the pick of the week with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid 70s.
Another round of rain will be possible starting late Friday. This should move out by the start of next weekend.
