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Ecologists say winged burning bush is invading Indiana forests and remains legal to buy; local swap programs are offering free native replacements. Experts urge homeowners to stop planting it.
Unseasonably warm Tuesday in Indianapolis with highs near 75°F. Storms tonight into Wednesday could bring heavy rain, severe gusts and localized flooding.
Officials warn of an enhanced severe-weather risk Tuesday night into early Wednesday, including possible tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds.
Warm and sunny today in Indianapolis with gusty southerly winds. Heavy rain and thunderstorms arrive Tuesday night–Wednesday; flood‑prone areas south of I‑70 should stay alert.
Sunny Sunday with a warm Monday in Indianapolis, then another wet, gusty system arrives Tuesday night into Wednesday with renewed flood risk south of I‑70.
Morning storms will sweep through Indianapolis with gusty winds and more rain that could worsen flooding south of I-70. Expect delays and avoid flooded roads.
Dense fog cuts visibility Friday morning while near‑record warmth builds later. Heavy rain and renewed flood risk return Saturday.
Dense fog and light rain slow commutes in Indianapolis this morning. A Flood Watch is in effect until noon and another 1–3 inches of rain is possible through Saturday.
Monroe County warns the White River at Spencer could crest near 18.9 feet Friday, leaving low-lying roads and farmland at risk through Sunday.
Patchy fog and an NWS Flood Watch will complicate Wednesday’s commute in Indianapolis. Expect scattered showers, a few storms and localized flooding risk.
Foggy morning turns to steady rain across Indianapolis; several inches could fall this week. Expect slower commutes and possible minor flooding.
Light snow and fog are making roads slushy in Indianapolis this morning. Expect a Winter Weather Advisory through 9 a.m. and isolated slick spots south of I‑70.
Mixed precipitation moves in late Sunday night; parts of central Indiana could see up to 2 inches of wet snow. Expect isolated slick spots Monday morning.
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