A number of weather-related shifts are anticipated for Central Indiana, with some winds expected to pass through the area on Friday night. According to Fox59 information, the rain, driven by an area of low stress positioned over the Indiana-Ohio borders, are predicted to bring gusty winds up to 40-50 MPH, large storms, thunder and lightning.
Despite the strength, flash flood is less of a problem due to the fast-moving nature of these storms.
Central Indiana people are getting ready for dense fog that will last until Saturday night as the sun sets. This style of cloudy nights and afternoons is expected to continue into late Saturday and early Sunday, attributed to clear skies, average moisture, and moisture-laden basis.
However, a more robust weather pattern is on the ocean. An extended time of sunny, warm, and fairly humid climate is forecasted, as great pressure moves in to occupy Central Indiana’s weather. This shift will bring everyday sunshine to the area, and temperatures will be significantly above normal over the weekend and the first half of the following workweek.
Monday and Tuesday highs are expected to be around 90 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by a possible design change in tuesday, according to meteorologists. Even though there is a chance of raining during this time, the 7-Day Forecast does not account for it. The possibilities are still reduced.
For the upcoming weeks, residents are advised to carry sunscreen and sunglasses with them so they can be cool and dry.
