Monday kicks off the work week as our warmest day. Monday morning will remain dry and warm with temps climbing into the low 70’s. A late afternoon cold front could trigger some late evening thunderstorms and a wind/hail risk. The NWS Storm Prediction Center has central Indiana in a Level 1 risk for sever storms…
The NWS Storm Prediction Center has western Indiana under a Level 3 risk for severe storms Monday evening. Storms will likely weaken as they move east with the rest of Indiana currently under a Level 2 risk. The first wave of scattered thunderstorms will begin to emerge after 1:00 pm Monday. After the first wave,…
Early May 2026 is trending colder than average across Indiana, bringing risks of frost, especially in the northern region. Low temperatures may dip below 35°, requiring growers to monitor crops closely. While, according to data from the National Weather Service, the average last freeze in Central Indiana is mid-April, late-season freezes can still occur, such…
Isolated strong to severe storms are possible on Friday afternoon into early evening. Damaging winds are the primary severe threat. On Monday, a stronger system will bring a better chance for severe thunderstorms from late afternoon into the overnight.