Dense morning fog may slow commutes; a Heat Advisory begins noon Monday with highs in the 90s and heat indices over 100°F.

Sticky, cloudy start with scattered showers; Flood Watch for far southern counties and storms likely this afternoon. Highs near 81°F, with hotter weather next week.

Daytime cooling stations will run June 30–July 3 at Monroe County fire stations and libraries for short-term relief from expected high heat.

Heavy storms and a Flood Watch mean 1–3 inches of rain and travel impacts Friday into Saturday. Expect localized flooding and slower commutes.

Light rain and scattered storms today in Indianapolis; Flood Watch runs June 25–27 for parts of southwest central Indiana.

Sunny Wednesday turns into a wet late week. 1–3 inches possible and localized flash flooding is the primary concern.

Clear skies and a comfortable 78°F high today in Indianapolis. Showers and possible heavier storms arrive Wednesday night into the weekend.

Cloudy, muggy Monday with scattered morning showers and gusty northwest winds. Highs near 70°F and a stronger system could bring heavier rain later in the week.

Flood Watch in effect Sunday afternoon through Monday morning. Heavy storms could drop 1–2 inches overnight and cause localized street and creek flooding.

A Flood Watch covers Indianapolis Sunday afternoon into Monday morning; 1–3 inches of rain and heavy downpours could cause localized flooding. Expect travel delays.

Clear, comfortable Juneteenth Friday in Indianapolis. Heavy rain and storms are likely Sunday into Monday.

Boone County opened shelters and warned residents to secure outdoor items as severe storms — including possible tornadoes and damaging winds — threaten the area.

Clear Thursday morning in Indy with breezy afternoon winds. Flooding lingers and stronger storms are likely Sunday night into Monday.