A tornado warning put downtown Indianapolis on alert Saturday, halting Gen Con as sirens sounded and storms tracked across central Marion County.

Cloudy skies and periodic showers will keep Indianapolis cool Sunday, with a high near 75 before a sunny warm-up begins Monday.

Rain and thunderstorms are set to soak Indianapolis through Sunday, with possible flash flooding before a sunnier midweek break.

Indianapolis gets a sunny Thursday and warmer Friday before heavy rain and thunderstorms arrive Friday night and continue through Saturday.

Indianapolis gets clear skies and a sunny 83-degree Wednesday before storms return Friday night and soak the weekend.

A fast‑moving thunderstorm Monday night left roughly 20,000 customers without power in Indianapolis as forecasters issued flash‑flood and severe‑storm alerts.

Patchy fog may slow Tuesday morning commutes; afternoons turn breezy with highs near 86°F. Storm chances rise again late week, peaking Saturday.

Heat Advisory today in Indianapolis with highs near 90°F and possible strong storms this afternoon. Indy Parks centers are listed as cooling sites.

Dense fog may slow the Sunday morning commute and highs will reach the upper 80s. Monday brings oppressive heat — heat index near 106°F — and a risk of damaging storms overnight.

Cool Saturday morning gives way to a sharp warm‑up Sunday–Monday with highs into the 90s and a chance of late‑night storms. Cooling centers are listed.

Mostly cloudy and mild this morning with a high near 81°F. Temperatures jump into the 90s Sunday and near 95°F Monday; heat indices could top 100°F.

Clear, cool Thursday with highs near 79°F. Heat returns Sunday with warmer, humid conditions.

Mid‑60s and mostly clear this morning with a high near 75. Heat surges into the low‑90s Sunday with a chance of scattered storms; plan ahead.