Cloudy and mild this morning with gusty south-southwest winds. Storms and localized flooding possible Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Mostly cloudy and about 37°F this morning. High near 65°F; gusty winds today and an elevated thunderstorm risk Tuesday, March 31.

Clear, near-freezing start Saturday; sunny and mild today, then a sharp warm-up leads to near‑80°F on Tuesday with a chance of strong storms Tuesday night.

Rain ends this morning in Indianapolis; gusty north winds keep it cool. Sunny Saturday then a warmer Sunday and a notable warm‑up early next week.

Mid‑80s Thursday afternoon, then a line of severe storms moves in Thursday night. Expect gusty winds, heavy rain and the potential for localized flooding.

A warm surge brings highs into the 70s Wednesday and the low 80s Thursday. Thunderstorms — possibly severe — are likely Thursday night; expect gusts and heavy rain.

Chilly Tuesday gives way to a midweek warmup before storms arrive Thursday night. Heavy rain and a chance of severe storms could disrupt late‑week plans.

Blustery Monday with gusts near 25–30 mph and highs around 47°F. Midweek warms into the 60s–70s with storms possible Thursday night.

Cloudy morning clears to sun with a high near 65°F today; a warm weekend follows with highs in the 70s and near 80°F Sunday. Slight storm chance Sunday night.

Hoosier groups and Earthjustice asked the D.C. Circuit to overturn DOE orders keeping Schahfer and Culley coal units operating, arguing the move is costly and unlawful.

Light snow hit Indianapolis early Wednesday with only minor accumulations; a warm-up brings highs near 70 by Friday.

Light snow this morning will create slick spots on bridges and untreated roads. A brief overnight coating is possible, then a sharp warm-up late week.

A severe thunderstorm watch covered Delaware County overnight into early Tuesday, with lightning, heavy rain and gusty winds possible.