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Become A Weather Spotter
Posted ByIf you love weather, consider becoming a weather spotter. It’s quick training that will allow you to help report severe weather, and keep Central Indiana safe and informed.
Here’s a list of upcoming training sessions put on by the National Weather Service.
This is a great activity for kids to learn about weather and science with parents!
Warm & Dry Week Ahead
Posted ByHighs today will reach the upper 40s to around 50 degrees with cloudy skies. A few sprinkles or areas of drizzle are possible, but for the most part, it’s going to be dry.
Get through today and you’ll get rewarded for the rest of the week!
Tuesday we hit the mid 50s with partly cloudy skies. We remain dry through Friday, as temperatures warm up into the low 60s!
Our next chance for rain moves in Saturday, so enjoy the dry time before then!
Sunday Outlook
Posted ByWho’s ready for some sunshine? Get through today’s dreary day, and you’ll be rewarded this week.
Today, scattered showers and patchy drizzle are possible across Central Indiana. We won’t see a washout of a day, but keep the umbrella handy. I think rain will be more pesky than problematic.
Flood Warnings are in effect for the Wabash and White Rivers, so lowland flooding is possible.
Overnight a few showers may stick around with lows in the mid to upper 30s.
Monday morning a few sprinkles are possible, then we dry out with cloudy skies. Highs will struggle to reach 50 degrees.
Here’s your pot of gold at the end of all this cloudy, gloomy weather… Tuesday highs hit the mid 50s with partly cloudy skies… and we could hit 60 by Friday. Yes! Bring on the warmth!
What A Cute Couple
Posted ByThis is such a cute picture!
According to the photographer who’s interview appears in this online newspaper article, the penguin’s posed for this pic.
Cuddle alert!

Rainy Weekend Ahead
Posted ByHighs today will stay steady in the mid to upper 40s with scattered showers. Up to .30″ of rain is possible.
Overnight, more scattered showers are possible, but temps will be cooler in the mid to upper 30s.
Sunday, we’ll see more dry time than today, but scattered showers are still possible. Highs will be cool in the mid to upper 40s.
If you’re ready to dry out and see some sun, that comes Monday! Highs pop back into the 50s and we look to stay mainly dry through Thursday. We have our eye on a possible system for midweek, we’ll keep you posted if it continues to develop.
These Are of Few of My Favorite Things!
Posted ByI have spring on my mind.
Maybe it’s because I’ve been able to wear flip-flops… or wait… go outside without a jacket! This weather is great!
When spring finally does arrive, there are many things I look forward to, and they quickly become my favorite things.
First, I love spring cleaning. I know, it’s sick. I love cleaning in general, so this shouldn’t come as a surprise. Especially, since I asked for a Dyson Vacuum as a Christmas present one year. I love every aspect of cleaning except dusting.
Second, I love open windows. The smell of fresh air… the cool breeze. Ahhhh…
Third, eating outside! I love eating in the open air on patios at restaurants… especially those that are dog friendly.
Fourth, spending more time outside with my four-legged child. It’s great to walk, run, whatever together when the weather is nice!
Fifth… swimming weather is right around the corner!
What is your favorite thing(s) about spring?

More Rain on the Way
Posted ByHighs today will reach about 60 degrees around Central Indiana with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms. Some storms may produce small hail and gusty winds. Heavy downpours are likely with many spots picking up and inch of rain.
Overnight scattered showers are still likely as lows drop to the mid 40s.
Saturday, more scattered showers are possibles as daytime highs reach the low 50s.
Sunday, rain’s in the forecast , but it will become scattered. Highs will only reach the upper 40s.
We dry out and warm up into the mid 50s starting Monday.
Stormy Day Ahead
Posted ByHighs today will reach the low to mid 60s with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Rain and t-storms are likely this morning, then are expected to redevelop as we head into this evening. At this point, widespread severe weather is not likely, but a few storms could contain strong winds. Very heavy downpours are likely, and we’re looking to pick up between .50″ and 1″ of rain from this first round of stormy weather.
Overnight, the chance of rain sticks in the forecast along with isolated t-storms. Lows will drop to the mid to upper 40s.
Friday, highs in the upper 50s and more scattered showers and thunderstorms. An additional .50″ of rain is possible, but at this time, flooding isn’t a widespread concern. A few storms may reach severe limits, so we’ll be keeping a close eye on them as they roll in and continue to develop.
For the weekend, scattered showers are likely Saturday and Sunday as highs cool down to the mid 40s to around 50 degrees.
A dry pattern sets back up Monday through Wednesday.
