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Severe Storms Potential Saturday Afternoon

Flood Risk This Weekend and Beyond

0-12 Hour Forecast

12 to 24-Hour Forecast

Daily Climate Data

Strong to severe thunderstorms are likely on Saturday, most likely during the afternoon hours. Damaging wind gusts and localized flash flooding will be the primary threats. The flood threat will continue into early next week.

Wind flow over our area will take on a southwesterly component that will cause a lingering front near the Ohio River to drift north across Indiana, bringing higher humidity and increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms from late tonight through Saturday afternoon. Rain chances will continue into the workweek ahead. Multiple rounds of showers/thunderstorms are expected. With recent rainfall and more to come in an atmosphere primed for rain, there will be a slight risk of excessive rainfall causing localized rapid flooding across the entire state of Indiana Saturday into Saturday night, and across approximately the southern half of the state Sunday. A lower flood risk (marginal) will exist in Indiana Monday and Tuesday. Stay weather aware and heed warnings. Do not drive through flood water. Remember the adage...Turn Around, Don't Drown.

Forecast information for the first 12 hours of the forecast period, including temperatures, precipitation chances, and wind information.

Forecast information for the 12-24 hour forecast. Graphic displays temperatures, precipitation chances, wind direction, and wind speeds for the 12-24 hour period of the forecast.

These images contain the daily records and averages across central Indiana. The data is an estimation and interpolation between the various points that have a long enough record across Central Indiana. Additional daily climate information available here including a full listing of all the points used to generate the maps: https://www.weather.gov/ind/Climate_Maps