INDIANA, USA — A tropical air mass has settled into the area as a warm front stalls out across Wisconsin and southern Michigan.
A few stray showers have developed across northern Indiana closer to that boundary, but today will be a mainly dry and very warm late-April day with highs in the low 80s.
Prepare for rain again overnight as scattered showers return with temperatures staying mild in the low 60s. We will see quite a bit of dry time in the late morning and early afternoon hours Monday ahead of a cold front arriving. This will prompt a round of storms mainly after 3 p.m. into the evening. Severe storms are not expected. Temperatures will still top out in the mid 70s despite the rain chances and increased clouds.
This round of rain exits early Tuesday with some sunshine Tuesday afternoon and temperatures recovering to the mid 70s.
Temperatures will then climb well above average again with highs back in the low 80s for Wednesday and Thursday. A stray shower or storm will be possible Wednesday as a weak wave moves through with a better chance of rain and storms Thursday night into Friday along a more impactful system.
It will be slightly cooler in the mid 70s Friday.
Rain looks to move out to start next weekend with more seasonal highs near 70.
