Tonight: Overnight tonight we will be seeing rain showers continuing to move through our forecast area, highest chances around 10pm-2am.
We will also be seeing temperatures rise through the night until about 3am before they begin to drop through tomorrow. Slight winds will persist out of the Southeast to South.
Tomorrow: Tomorrow morning, the rain will have moved out by about the time for your morning commute, and we will see cloudy skies through the night tomorrow. You shouldn't have to worry about an umbrella in the morning!
Through the day tomorrow, cloudy skies will persist through the day into the evening, and temperatures will continue to drop throughout the day, reaching the mid 30s by the later afternoon. You won't want to leave in the morning without the extra jacket for the evening! Winds will be moderate out of the Northwest.
7-Day Forecast: Over the next 7 days we will see more sunshine than we have in recent weeks. Temperatures will begin in the 40s and cool off into the 30s and 20s in the middle of the week. Over the weekend, we get more mild conditions to begin the weekend, and rain chances return in the later portion of the weekend.
NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Jordan Wolfe
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