Sunshine will finally return as we head into Tuesday afternoon. Expect mostly cloudy skies during the morning hours with sunshine by afternoon. Highs will top out around 50.

Sunshine continues on Wednesday. Temperatures will be in the mid 50s. 

Wednesday night through Friday morning will bring another round of rain to central Indiana.  Rainfall totals for the three days could reach 2-3 inches, mainly south of Interstate 70. 

More rain is in the forecast!

A warm front across western Kentucky will lift north across central Indiana tonight resulting in likely showers and thunderstorms.

Brief periods of heavy rain, deadly cloud to ground lightning and gusty winds are possible with any of these storms.

A cold front will sweep across the state on Tuesday bringing a chance of rain showers to central Indiana. 

On Wednesday high pressure will build in behind Tuesday’s front providing a break in the showery conditions.   

The break will be short lived as a warm front moves north into the state by Wednesday night into Thursday bringing another round of showers and possibly some thunderstorms on Thursday.

Enjoy the dry weather on Saturday while it lasts. Highs will be in the upper 40s to lower 50s. 

Wet weather will be the rule early next week.  Showers will be likely Sunday as a warm front moves across our area.  High temperatures Sunday will range from the middle 50s to lower 60s. 

Thunderstorms will be likely Monday with high temperatures in the 60s.  A cold front will move across our region Monday night. 

Finally there is a chance of showers early Tuesday…Otherwise it will become partly cloudy and dry the rest of Tuesday and Wednesday.  High temperatures Tuesday will be in the 50s.

While we have rain in Central Indiana, spring snow is likely overnight in northern portions of the state.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect overnight for three to six inches of snow. Some cities included in the Advisory are South Bend, Plymouth, Warsaw, Elkhart, Kendallville and Angola.

South of the Advisory, rain may change to sleet and snow, but no accumulation is expected.

Our warmest temperature this month has been 67 degrees. Last year we managed to reach 80 degrees or more during the month of March three times!

How is your meteorological memory? Last summer the high temperature in Indianapolis reached 90 degrees or more 37 times. Actually, the summer heat extended into fall.

Our first 90 degree day occurred on June 7th. Our last 90 degree day was recorded on October 8th.

The temperature peaked at 96 degrees in both August and September.