A couple of isolated (though loud) thunderstorms rumbled through the region during the overnight hours.  The weather set up today shows a warm front to our south that will result in quite the temperature gradient this afternoon across southern Indiana (highs in the 80s) to central Indiana (upper 60s to around 70).  Most of the day will be dry, but we’ll keep a scattered shower or storm in our forecast through mid to late morning.  That aforementioned stalled frontal boundary will lift north Tuesday night and help result in the warmest air of the season for mid week. We then turn our attention to a very unsettled and potentially rainy pattern setting up late week into the Mother’s Day weekend.  Rainfall numbers range anywhere from 1-2″ at this early juncture for many communities.