It’s been a cool and dry start to the month of September. Through the first few days, IND is running 0.70° below normal and 0.44″ below average precipitation.


The upper ridge currently in place will deliver more late summer heat through the end of the work week. It’ll remain mostly dry, as well.


Much better rain and storm chances will have to be built into our forecast Friday into Saturday, courtesy of a cold front moving into the region.



A much cooler regime will settle into the region over the weekend. Highs behind the front in the 70s with lows in the 50s will be common- after rain potential of 1″-1.5″ for most.


A reinforcing shot of cool air will arrive the middle of the following week. Early indications suggest the second shot of fall-like air will be even cooler than this weekends’ and could feature widespread 40s at night.
It’ll be a downright hot week, as well. Temperatures will top out around 90 through the end of the short work week.
As we rumble into next weekend and the following week indications continue to point towards wetter and cooler times.
Early numbers off the press suggest 1″-2″ rains possible next weekend.
It’s possible the first push of widespread 40s loom around the middle of the month. Time will tell…



Eventually, our air flow will back around to the southwest and help push Labor Day into the “hot” territory. Highs in the upper 80s to around 90 will be common for Labor Day, itself.