A tornado warning for Thorntown, Mechanicsburg and northern Boone County kept residents sheltering Monday night; county officials posted alerts on Facebook and NWS listed the warning until 10:15 p.m.

Thunderstorms are likely late Tuesday into early Wednesday, with heavy pockets of rain and localized flooding possible along the I‑70 corridor.

Late-night tornado warning for central Monroe County expired after radar showed rotation near Spencer. Officials urged residents to stay alert as storms and flood watches move through.

Showers and thunderstorms will move into Indianapolis Monday afternoon and night with gusty winds and heavy rain possible.

Morning clouds give way to a mild 75°F Sunday. Watch Monday, April 27, for possible severe thunderstorms and heavy rain.

A tornado warning that included Fishers and parts of northeast Indianapolis expired at 5:15 p.m. Friday. Officials urged residents to shelter and follow official alerts.

Patchy fog limits Saturday morning travel in Indianapolis. Mostly sunny and mid‑70s this weekend; storms possible Monday night.

Scattered storms roll into Indy Friday with gusty winds and locally heavy downpours possible. A more significant severe threat is on the horizon for Monday, April 27.

Sunny and warm Thursday in Indianapolis with highs near 82°F. Showers and storms are likely Friday with an isolated strong‑storm threat.

Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms this morning in Indianapolis with highs near 77°F. Breezy this afternoon; brighter Thursday and rain likely Friday.

The American Lung Association’s 2026 State of the Air finds the Indianapolis‑Carmel‑Muncie metro 11th worst for year‑round particle pollution and warns roughly 674,499 Indiana children breathe unhealthy air.

Mid-70s and breezy Tuesday in Indianapolis; scattered storms possible after 10 p.m. Secure loose outdoor items.

Clear but frosty Monday morning in Indianapolis with a Freeze Warning until 9 AM; highs near 59°F today and a warm, gusty midweek with storm chances.