Heavy rain and a beautiful lightning storm was the story for the Wednesday overnight hours heading into Thursday. Rain showers will continue throughout the day, with strong winds being present as well. Possible severe weather may develop in the western parts of Indiana, but Delaware County should only experience moderate precipitation. Even with the rain, temperatures are over 10 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago, with a high for Thursday nearly reaching 70 with a forecasted high of 69 degrees. Friday should see clearing conditions, with the possibility for a pop up shower in the afternoon. Expect a high of 57. Saturday will bring back much colder temperatures, with a low reaching 28 degrees, and a high of only 48 degrees. Rain is expected several times through the seven day forecast, so make sure to follow us on twitter @NLIWeather to keep up to date.
-- NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster, Balint Szalavari
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