INDIANA, USA — We are tracking rain this morning and to some extent, everyone will be in a place to get wet today. Scattered showers ahead of a cold front will move into the area in two waves.
The first will occur mid-morning, and then again mid-afternoon with rain and a thunderstorm rolling into and out of the Indy metro area during the evening rush hour. Look for a high of 60, and according to the Storm Prediction Center, we are not under any risk for severe weather today.
Look for cooler air on the way mid-week. The average high is 66, but Wednesday and Thursday will be a bit below average even though the sun will shine. Rain and storm chances return Friday and Saturday with highs in the 70s, and as rain ends Sunday, look for a meteoric jump in temperatures, all the way up to 81 degrees.
A reminder, the Full Pink Moon occurs at 7:51 p.m. tonight. The moon's name pink comes from the pinkish ground phlox that blooms at this time of year as one of spring's earliest wildflowers.
This Day in Indiana Weather History:
1978: Near Lafayette, a tornado causes extensive damage to 22 mobile homes.
THIS DAY IN INDIANA WEATHER HISTORY...
1963: At Indianapolis, tornadoes cause 1 million dollars damage.