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The National Weather Service confirmed two tornadoes on Tuesday morning, one near Brownsburg and one near Roachdale.
Both were EF-0 tornadoes with winds up to 85mph.
We’ll have a slight risk for more severe storms over the eastern half of the state on Wednesday. Up to an inch of rain is likely and the rain continues through Thursday.
A cooler, drier weather pattern moves in to end the week with highs near 70 and lows near 50.
Rain possible for Pole Day
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Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be likely on Saturday with highs in the 70s. While rain will cause delays for Pole Day activities at the Speedway, the day is not expected to be a washout.
Drier, warmer weather takes hold on Sunday with highs in the 80s for Bump Day.
Mild with chance for rain
Posted ByFriday will be a mild day with a slight chance for rain. We’ll have a mild weekend with a daily chance for scattered thunderstorms.
Highs will be near 80 and the best chance for rain will come in the afternoon. This wet, mild weather pattern will continue through most of next week.
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Warmest day so far!
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Wednesday’s record high is 88 set back in 2001, and we made it to 85 – making it the warmest day of 2013. Now, more rain is heading our way. We’ll have a daily chance for scattered strong thunderstorms for the next seven days.
Under some of the heavier storms up to an inch of rain will fall. However, we will have enough dry weather for qualifications this weekend at the Speedway.
See all watches and warnings here.
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Warm and possibly wet
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The record high for Tuesday is 88 degrees set in 2001 and we’ll be close to that. A few thunderstorms will possible late in the day.
The wet weather trend will stay with us for the next seven days. We’ll be in the warm sector of the storm system so each day we’ll have highs near 80.
Rainy and cool
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Since January 1st Indianapolis precipitation stands six inches above average. We’ll have scattered showers late today and less than a quarter inch of rain is likely.
A cold front moving this way will bring the rain and also push our Sunday temperatures into the 50s. The coldest air settles in Monday morning when lows will be in the 30s and scattered light frost is possible.
Expect a quick warm-up next week with highs near 80 on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Isolated storms
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Isolated thunderstorms are likely through 11pm tonight and the rain will end after that.
We’ll have a slight risk for severe thunderstorms between 4pm and 10pm Thursday. Our main threat will be for 60mph winds, large hail and lightning.
Up to an inch of rain will fall from some of the stronger storms and our rain threat will continue through Saturday.
See all watches and warnings here.
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Sign up for Personal Forecast – This allows you to receive text or email alerts whenever there is a watch or warning in the counties you have specified.
Interactive radar – Zoom in and get a closer look at the shape and path of the storm.
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Get the WTHR SkyTrak Weather app! (for Droid and iPhone) This includes radar links plus alerts.
Scattered showers, warm temps
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We’ll have mostly cloudy, mild weather with a chance for scattered showers over the next two days. A cold front will bring a stronger chance for rain and thunderstorms on Friday and the rain continues through Saturday.
We dry out in time for Mother’s Day, but Sunday will be cooler with highs only in the 50s.
