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After a heavy dose of rain across central Indiana Monday, today will be much quieter, AND increasingly sunny! A boundary will slip south through the afternoon hours and could ignite a shower or thunderstorm, but these will primarily be south and east of the city, itself. We’re going with a more optimistic approach to our forecast today for the greater Indianapolis region and points north. All eyes will then shift northwest to a blossoming complex of rain and severe thunderstorms this afternoon. We’ll watch this complex track south and east with time tonight and rumble into the region, especially from IND and points north, early Wednesday morning. Most of these storms will be below severe levels, but the storms are likely to be quite noisy and pack heavy rain, gusty winds, and small hail. A second round of thunderstorms will develop Wednesday afternoon and likely turn severe for some. You can read our thoughts from last night here and this continues to sum up our thinking for now. Widespread additional rainfall Wednesday will fall in the 1″-2″ range.
Get set to open the windows and welcome in a breath of fresh air as we wrap up the work week. Gone will be the warm and sticky air that we’ve dealt with through the early week and in return we’ll enjoy temperatures several degrees cooler along with unseasonably comfortable humidity levels.
Our next rain and storm threat will blow into town Sunday!
