INDIANAPOLIS — We will see big time improvements on the backside of a cold front today. Heavy rain on Saturday brought 0.91" of rainfall to Indianapolis with most locations across the state reporting between one half and an inch of rain. That puts us about 0.5" above average for the month so far.
The sky clears and the sun returns Sunday after lunchtime. Seasonal high temperatures climb to near 80. It'll be a great evening but cool off quickly with a mainly clear sky. We drop into the 60s around sunset.
Lows drop into the upper 50s overnight. It may even be a jacket-worthy start to our Labor Day for some.
We will see sunny and warm conditions again for Labor Day with highs in the low 80s.
Our next shot of rain comes along a front late Tuesday into Wednesday morning. Outside of that, we're mainly dry through most of next week.
Tuesday will be the warmest of the week with highs near 84. We'll be slightly cooler behind that front with highs dropping into the upper 70s starting Wednesday.