Highlights:
- Heavy rain returns
- Unseasonably cool
- Drier weather returns late in the weekend
Live Near A Body Of Water? Keep An Eye On The Level…Central Indiana will deal with an extended period of rain, occasionally heavy, tonight through Friday afternoon. With saturated soils in place, an additional widespread 2.5″-3.5″ (with locally heavier amounts) between now and Saturday morning, flooding concerns are very high. As the lead off states, please remain aware of water levels if you live near a creek, stream, or river. The other aspect of this storm will be unseasonably chilly air and gusty easterly winds that will shift to the north Friday night into Saturday.
The weekend will provide a drier trend, but the improvements will be slow to occur. Showers remain in our Saturday forecast before drier air finally wins out Sunday with sunshine. The worry once to Sunday and Monday mornings will be the potential of frost and freeze conditions- especially in communities away from downtown. Remember, no planting around these parts until after Mother’s Day! 😉
Shower chances return by the middle of next week!
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
- Snowfall: 0.00″
- Rainfall: 3″ – 4″