Indianapolis woke Monday, November 9, to clear skies and temperatures in the upper 30s, but the city is headed for a surprisingly mild afternoon. The National Weather Service expects patchy fog toward daybreak, followed by sunshine and a high near 63 degrees. With no rain in the forecast today, the morning commute may start chilly and hazy before turning into an easy day for outdoor plans.
Sunny Stretch Peaks Tuesday
Monday night stays clear with a low around 41, and Tuesday looks like the warmest day of the short-lived rebound. Sunshine should push temperatures near 66 degrees, with a light west wind around 6 mph. This latest outlook builds on Hoodline’s earlier forecast, but now points to a sharper cooldown and a small rain-and-snow risk late in the week.
Rain Arrives Wednesday Afternoon
Veterans Day begins partly sunny, with a high near 64, but a 30% chance of rain arrives after 1 p.m. Precipitation chances increase Wednesday night. The National Weather Service says the unsettled pattern may linger into Thursday and Friday as colder air moves in.
Thursday Turns Windy And Colder
Thursday brings a chance of rain, mostly cloudy skies and a high near 51. Gusts could reach 22 mph, making it feel more like late fall than the 60s earlier in the week. Thursday night drops to around 33, with possible rain or snow showers toward the end of the workweek.
Weekend Rebounds Under Sunshine
Friday stays cool near 46 and mostly sunny, with possible isolated rain or snow showers late in the workweek. Saturday should bring sunshine with a high near 52, while Sunday looks drier, with highs in the 50s. No watches or warnings are in effect for the Indianapolis forecast area.
