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Indianapolis faces a hot Wednesday with a 102-degree heat index and storm chances before a cooler, wetter pattern arrives next week.
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Indianapolis hits 93 degrees Tuesday, with heat-index values near 100 before storms develop Tuesday evening. A cooler pattern finally moves in Sunday and Monday.
Indianapolis starts Sunday with fog before sunny skies and a warm afternoon. Monday brings a brief cooldown, but temperatures surge back into the 90s Tuesday.
Rain and thunderstorms are taking over Indianapolis Saturday before a brief cooldown and another 90-degree heat surge next week.
A mostly dry Friday gives way to weekend showers, then a hotter stretch with storm chances next week.
Indianapolis gets a wet Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms before sunshine and warmer temperatures return this weekend.
Indianapolis climbs to 89 degrees Wednesday before scattered storms arrive. Thursday turns cooler and wetter, but summerlike heat returns by the weekend.
Indianapolis gets a sunny, less humid Sunday and Labor Day before temperatures climb back into the 90s and storms return midweek.
Indianapolis faces a heat index near 103 Saturday, with scattered storms before a cooler, sunnier holiday weekend arrives.
Indianapolis faces another 96-degree day under a Heat Advisory Friday. Storm chances rise Saturday before a brief weekend cool-down.
Indianapolis is facing another 96-degree afternoon with a heat index near 104. The Heat Advisory now runs through Friday evening before weekend storms bring some relief.
Indianapolis is in for another round of dangerous heat, with 96-degree afternoons through Thursday and storm chances building by the weekend.
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