Tonight: Overnight tonight we will be seeing mostly clear skies through the night. Lows drop into the mid 20s with breezy conditions making wind chills become a factor. That's not a phrase anyone wanted to hear this early in the season, but here we are.
Tomorrow: Tomorrow we stay cold with highs only barely getting into the mid-30s. Mostly sunny conditions will be present, but temperatures don't get very high. Winds are not as strong as previous days, so wind chill won't be as big a factor.
Weekend: Over the weekend we will see fairly mild temperatures compared to those surrounding the weekend. Breezy conditions will prevail on both Saturday and Sunday. Mainly sunny conditions and mild temperatures favor Saturday over Sunday, but Sunday has warmer temps and cloudy skies. Either way, if you need to finish up any outdoors work over the week, try and do it over the weekend, because mild temperatures won't stay for long!
7-Day Forecast: After the weekend is over, we cool down quite a bit, with highs only in the 30s and lows all the way down into or near the teens on Monday and Tuesday. On Monday, we also have a slight chance of show showers in the morning and a chance of rain/snow mix in the afternoon hours. Later into the week, we stay cold and keep up the pattern of partly sunny skies.
Don't let the warm weekend fool you, COLD air is coming after the weekend is up!
--NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Jordan Wolfe
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