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10/03/2026

If you are hoping to see rain in your gauge anytime soon, medium-range weather models continue to point toward an extended stretch of quiet weather across the state.

Strong high pressure dominating the Midwest is effectively blocking meaningful moisture from moving up into the region. While a weak boundary or shortwave could bring occasional cloud cover or isolated sprinkles to parts of northern or central Indiana, widespread measurable rain is not expected across the state over the next week to ten days.

Weather can change, so we will be monitoring this over the next several days. But as of now, don't expect your lawn to get much water if you aren't doing it yourself!

What to expect across the state:

-Chilly Mornings & Mild Afternoons: Crisp fall temperatures will continue, bringing great outdoor weather but lower atmospheric humidity.

-Low Soil Moisture: Field conditions will remain dry, which favors harvest progress but keeps dust levels high and lawns dry.

-Next Potential Shift: Long-range pattern indicators show the next potential setup for organized rain chances arriving toward the middle of October.

We will keep tracking the upper-level trends and provide updates as soon as the pattern begins to shift.

09/28/2026

This week in Indiana brings a clear contrast between warm, mild early-week weather and cooler, wetter conditions heading into the weekend across all three regions.

Northern Indiana starts off with mild, mostly clear skies and daytime temperatures climbing from the mid-70s into the low 80s through Thursday, accompanied by light wind. By late Friday, a cold front moves down from the Great Lakes, bringing a solid chance of rain showers and thunderstorms before knocking weekend high temperatures down into the upper 60s and low 70s.

Central Indiana follows a similar trajectory, opening the week with sun-drenched days and warm afternoons as temperatures peak in the mid-to-upper 80s from Tuesday through Thursday. Skies will remain clear to partly cloudy until Friday, when shifting wind patterns draw in moisture and trigger widespread rain showers across the region. Once the system clears out by Sunday morning, central residents can expect a noticeable cool-down, with crisp autumn air dropping daytime highs into the lower 70s and overnight lows near 50 degrees, even lower in rural areas.

Southern Indiana experiences the warmest stretch of the state this week, with plenty of sunshine pushing afternoon temperatures near 90 degrees around midweek. The region will hold onto bright, warm weather a bit longer than the north, but clouds will increase by Friday afternoon. Scattered showers and lingering thunderstorms are expected to spread across southern counties from Friday evening into Saturday, eventually giving way to a much cooler, drier, and lower-humidity Sunday with afternoon highs hovering around the mid-70s.

09/26/2026

Are you ready for some football today?

We’ve got a GREAT Saturday of college football ahead, and the weather is looking pretty nice for many of the biggest games across the country.

From sunny skies in Columbus and Knoxville to a warm afternoon in Athens and comfortable conditions for tonight’s big matchups, it looks like Mother Nature is cooperating for football fans.

Check out the weather you can expect at some of today’s biggest games!

Who are you watching today?

09/23/2026

Don't get used to these cool, Fall temperatures just yet. We are expecting warmer than average temperatures to return over the next couple of weeks. The 80's are not out of the question in early October this year!

09/20/2026

Today is our transition day before cooler weather arrives in Northern & Central Indiana! Southern Indiana will have a wait a little longer as the front moves through.

Northern and central Indiana are dealing with the front today, with scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms. Locally heavy rain is possible, and an isolated damaging-wind storm can't be ruled out in central Indiana. Northern Indiana also has areas where heavy rain is a concern. Southern Indiana is a completely different story: much of southern Indiana is still hot and mainly dry, around the mid-90s, before the front arrives.

Monday
This is when you'll really notice the change. Northern Indiana falls into roughly the mid-60s, central Indiana ranges from the upper 60s north to near 80 south, while far southern Indiana can still reach the mid/upper 80s. Scattered showers remain possible, particularly around and behind the front.

Tuesday
This should be the first day when essentially the entire state has lost the heat. Northern Indiana: low-mid 60s. Central: generally mid-60s to low 70s. Southern: generally upper 70s/low 80s. There can still be scattered showers, particularly farther south, but we're transitioning toward quieter weather.

Wednesday
Mostly cloudy/cool conditions continue. Northern Indiana may have another round of scattered showers, and some shower chances linger east/south. Temperatures generally range from the 60s north and central to 70s south. After this, the overall pattern becomes much quieter.

Thursday
High pressure starts taking control. Most of Indiana should be dry, with highs roughly mid/upper 60s north, around 70 central, and low-mid 70s south. Humidity will be considerably lower than what we've had.

Friday & Saturday — Beautiful early-fall weather
This looks like the nicest stretch. Mainly dry with increasing sunshine. Expect highs around upper 60s/low 70s north, around 70 to mid-70s central, and low-upper 70s south. Some overnight temperatures should fall into the upper 40s north and low/mid-50s elsewhere.

What we will be watching...

The main weather concern is today into Monday: thunderstorms and locally heavy rain as the front crosses Indiana. After that, there isn't currently a significant storm system showing up for late week.

And the temperature change is substantial. Parts of southern Indiana are near 95°F today, while by Thursday much of the state will be experiencing highs in the 60s and 70s. Northern Indiana gets the cool air first; southern Indiana takes another day or two.

Fall officially arrives this week, and the weather will cooperate!

09/19/2026

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09/12/2026

Moderate to heavy rainfall early this morning in Central Indiana, then pop-up storms throughout the day. Temperatures will be in the mid-80's for most of the state today with a mix of clouds of sun.

Have a great Saturday!

09/09/2026

Warm and humid today before cooler air arrives tomorrow. There is a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) for severe weather today in the southern half of the state. Storms will fire up this afternoon as the cold front pushes through.

09/08/2026

Enjoy a beautiful Tuesday, Indiana!

09/07/2026

After a stunning Labor Day, we will heat up and increase humidity levels until our next cold front moves through. Expect a hot and humid Tuesday & Wednesday.

Thunderstorms will make a return on Wednesday into Thursday as the cold front moves through our state. Wednesday will start mainly dry, hot and increasingly humid, with temperatures approaching 90° in many areas before thunderstorms become more likely during the afternoon and evening, especially across northern and central Indiana. A few stronger storms could produce gusty winds and heavy rain, although the overall severe-weather threat remains uncertain.

Storms and showers may linger into Thursday, particularly across central and southern Indiana, where locally heavy rainfall could become a concern before cooler and less humid air begins moving into the state.

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