Fog gives way to thunderstorms and heavy rain Thursday in Indianapolis, with flood concerns lasting into Friday morning.

Indianapolis faces another round of storms Wednesday as a Flood Watch remains in effect through tonight. A drier, cooler pattern finally arrives next week.

Fairgrounds reopened within an hour, but tens of thousands across Indiana lost power as storms rolled through Marion County.

Clear skies will not last long in Indianapolis. Severe storms, damaging winds and a flood threat are expected Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Indianapolis faces a 91-degree Monday with scattered storms and a heat index near 101. The storm threat grows Tuesday into Wednesday, bringing possible damaging winds and flooding rain.

Indianapolis will hit 91 degrees Sunday before a stormier, wetter stretch takes over through midweek. Heavy rain, damaging winds and flash flooding could become concerns as repeated storms move through.

Clear skies give Indianapolis a sunny start Saturday, but heat and humidity build before storm chances ramp up midweek.

Dense fog could complicate Indianapolis’ early commute Friday before scattered storms and muggy heat settle in. The wet pattern continues into next week.

Clear skies will give way to scattered storms Thursday, with muggy weather and more rain chances carrying into next week.

Indianapolis gets a sunny, 86-degree Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms return Thursday. The wet pattern could linger through Saturday, with localized flooding possible.

Indianapolis gets a foggy start Tuesday before sunshine takes over. Storm chances return Thursday and Friday, followed by a warmer, mostly drier weekend.

Indianapolis gets a foggy start Monday before sunshine takes over and temperatures reach 80. Storm chances return Thursday and Friday.

Indiana’s wetlands mitigation program collected millions while restoration projects fell behind federal timelines. Activists say the delay could leave communities exposed to more flooding and habitat loss.