IN THE WAKE OF EARLY MORNING THUNDERSTORMS - THE SUN BROKE OUT ACROSS CENTRAL INDIANA.  THE AIR WILL BECOME UNSTABLE WITH NEW THUNDERSTORMS POSSIBLE OVERNIGHT.  SEVERE STORMS ARE NOT EXPECTED.

A BREAK FROM THE THUNDERSTORMS WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUT THE CHANCE OF STORMS RETURNS THURSDAY.

A STUBBORN BOUNDRY LIES ACROSS CENTRAL INDIANA AND ONCE AGAIN SPARKED SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS DURING THE AFTERNOON.  SLOW MOVING STORMS THAT PRODUCED ONE INCH RAINFALL IN ONLY ONE HOUR.

LOCALLY HEAVY RAINFALL COMBINED WITH LIGHT WINDS AND HIGH DEWPOINTS WILL CREATE PATCHY FOG OVERNIGHT.  A BREAK FROM THE RAIN BUT ONLY BRIEF.

A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 8pm. Scattered showers and storms are expected to develop randomly ahead of a cold front. This means they'll be hit and miss in nature which makes it difficult to pin point exactly where they'll be located.

The National Weather Service has cancelled the Severe Thunderstorm Watch for much of the state. However, a few southeastern counties are still under the watch. The watch includes the counties of Dearborn, Ripley, Franklin, Union, Fayette, and Wayne until 8pm.

Northern Indiana remains under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch at this hour and is expected to expire at 12am. Showers and storms to our West could impact parts of the state in the overnight hours.

A very powerful cold front moved through the state overnight sparking several tornado warnings in Northern Indiana. The National Weather Service is still surveying the damage, but preliminary thoughts indicate that two twisters touched down in Carroll County. One is Yeoman and another in eastern Carroll County.

After violent weather Sunday morning...the weather pattern settled down by Sunday afternoon and cooled down too!  Expect a great start this morning with sunshine and refreshing temperatures in the upper 50s.  More sunshine this afternoon and not as windy...This all equals a great Monday for outdoors stuff both this afternoon and evening.

Clouds gather later tonight as another storm system takes shape for Tuesday!  This storm will race into the area by lunch tomorrow and will bring heavy pockets of rain.  We are under a slight risk for severe weather Tuesday with large hail, damaging winds and areas of heavy rain.  Look for more updates to come as LIVE GUARDIAN radar stays on it over the next few days. 

Clouds will continue to increase throughout the day with only a few pop-up t'showers around...most of the day will be dry and quite nice!  Look for the big push of rain and storms tonight on gusty winds.  Severe weather is likely tonight as storms roll in giving the potential for wind damage, hail and isolated tornadoes.  Along with the severe winds, heavy rain could produce some local flooding.  Again, best chance of rain and severe weather comes tonight and into the overnight!  

Hot bubble of air still forecasted for the weekend with our first 90-degree temperatures possible by Friday on through Sunday...

OVERNIGHT THUNDERSTORMS DELIVERED ONE TO ONE AND HALF INCHES OF RAIN ACROSS SOUTHERN MONTGOMERY COUNTY THROUGH HAMILTON COUNTY WEDNESDAY MORNING.  A COLD FRONT SETTLES IN WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

THURSDAY AFTERNOON'S BRIGHT SUNSHINE - WARM TEMPERATURES AND LOW HUMIDITY ARE ABOUT TO BE REPLACED.  THE SEASON'S HOTTEST AND MOST HUMID ARRIVES FRIDAY.

STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL CONTINUE MOVING NORTH NORTHEAST THIS AFTERNOON.  LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN AND STRONG WINDS ARE LIKLEY THROUGH 5 PM IN THE CITY.  MORE STORMS AND HEAVY RAIN LIKLEY OVERNIGHT.

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THE HIGH REACHED 90 DEGREES IN INDIANAPOLIS FRIDAY FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR.  ALONG WITH THE HEAT AND VERY HIGH HUMIDITY GUSTY THUNDERSTORMS BLEW ACROSS THE STATE.

Severe T'Storm Watch until 8:00pm for northwestern parts of viewing area (Indianapolis not included yet)...all warnings have expired for now...heat advisories for southwestern part of the state...could have more watches later!

Forecast:  Strong to severe scattered storms with lightning, strong winds and local flooding...damaging winds isolated in areas through the evening...

A PERSISTANT PATTERN CONTINUES WITH OPRRESSIVE HEAT AND HUMIDITY PLUS THE RETURN OF THUNDERSTORMS.

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A LINE OF SEVERE STORMS LEFT ILLINOIS AND RAKED ACROSS CENTRAL INDIANA SUNDAY EVENING.  HURRICANE FORCE WINDS TOPPLED TREES AND POWERLINES.

OPPRESSIVE HUMIDITY WILL CONTINUE ITS HOLD ON CENTRAL INDIANA THROUGH TUESDAY.  THUNDERSTORMS WILL ONCE AGAIN TAP THE RICH MOISTURE TO PRODUCE LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN AND POSSIBLE FALSH FLOODING.

WAVES OF HEAVY THUNDERSTORMS BLEW ACROSS CENTRAL INDIANA MONDAY AFTERNOON.  THE THREAT OF SEVERE WEATHER RETURNS TUESDAY.

The atmosphere is unchanged...this set-up will allow for more severe storms to develop later today and tonight!  Damaging winds will be likely, along with flash flooding and isolated tornadoes. 

The storm reports across the state Monday night were numerous with a possible tornado touching down in Benton Co. and moving southeast through Tippecanoe Co.  Another possible tornado touched down last night near Spencer (7:45pm, 3 miles southwest) in Owen Co.  Storm assessment teams will be out later to confirm any possible tornadoes from last night's storms.

Calmer conditions are expected for Wednesday as storms move east and drier conditions return.

Currently, most of Indiana is experiencing dry weather with overcast skies. We might see some sunshine if the clouds decide to break, which is likely. If we see the break in the clouds the best chance for storms occuring will happen during the late afternoon to evening. All of Indiana is under a slight risk for severe storms, which would include chances of strong wind gust, hail, down pours, and also some isolated tornadoes.

As of right now it is looking that southern Indiana is going to have the bigger chance of severe weather with the instability being the highest south of Bloomington. The high today will be around 88 degrees and the low tonight will be around 69 degrees.

ANOTHER ROUND OF HEAVY THUNDERSTORMS ARE HEADED TO CENTRAL INDIANA TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.  A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH IS IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM.

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Today marked the fourth consecutive day that storms rolled through the state toppling trees and power lines.  Several tornado warnings were issued across south central Indiana Tuesday evening.

THE HUMIDITY DIVES BEHIND A PASSING COLD FRONT WEDNESDAY MORNING.  DEW POINT TEMPERATURES TUMBLED TO THEIR LOWEST READING IN SIX DAYS.  A BREAK FROM THE STORMS AND THE HEAT WILL BE BRIEF.

After several days of rain, today will mark the second dry day in a row. High pressure will bring us near 90 degree temps today and plenty of sunshine.

A WARM FRONT SWINGS ACROSS CENTRAL INDIANA FRIDAY BRINGING RESURGENT HEAT AND HUMIDITY.

After a pleasant Thursday we'll flip the switch to an uncomfortable Friday and wait in anticipation for a VERY uncomfortable weekend! The hottest air of the season is moving in and so are storms.

FOR THE SECOND TIME THIS YEAR THE HIGH REACHED 90 DEGREES IN INDIANAPOLIS.  COMBINED WITH RESURGENT HUMIDITY THE HEAT INDEX TOPPED 100 DEGREES.  A HEAT ADVISORY HAS BEEN ISSUED.

STRONG LINE OF STORMS CONTINUES TO RACE ACROSS NORTHERN INDIANA.  SOUTHERN FLANK OF THIS LINE COULD REACH THE CITY AFTER 8:30.  DAMAGING WINDS OF 80 MPH POSSIBLE.

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HEAVY THUNDERSTORMS WILL SETTLE SOUTH EARLY SATURDAY MORNING.  SEVERE STORMS ARE POSSIBLE WITH DAMAGING WINDS TO 60 MPH.  VIVID LIGHTNING ALONG WITH  VERY HEAVY RAINFALL WILL OCCUR THROUGH DAY BREAK.

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Two rounds of showers and storms moved through the state in the overnight hours. Some areas in the last 24 hours received up to 3 inches of rain. Rising water is still possible, so please be aware if you live or commute in low level areas.

Father's Day is less than two hours away and we're already tracking storms...and sultry temperatures! We hit 86 degrees in Indianapolis today, surrounding counties also topped out in the mid to upper 80's, but when you factor in the humidity it felt near triple digits at times. And the heat isn't going anywhere!

We started the weekend hot and steamy, and we're going to end it the exact same way for Father's Day. Temperatures are going to top out around 90 degrees today with plenty of sunshine. While the humidity won't be as bad as yesterday, temperatures will feel every bit of 90 degrees , if not more.

Pop-up storms are moving across parts of Indiana this morning...chances look good for this to continue from time to time this afternoon under some very hot temperatures.  Afternoon readings should range between 90-95 with heat indices in the upper 90s, just in time for the first day of Summer.  Dangerous heat will continue through Wednesday afternoon with some of the hottest air of the season expected!  And storms chances will continue too...

Right now there are Flash Flooding Warnings in Grant, Howard, Delaware, Randolph, Tipton, and Madison County. There are reports of some areas seeing over 3.25 inches. The warnings will expire mid-afternoon. We also have some storms out to the West coming into central Indiana and these storms are associated with a lot of lightning. Rest of the day we should expect more thunderstorms, possibly some severe this afternoon. The high today in the city will be around 90 degrees and the low tonight around 74 degrees.

Additional flash flood warnings are now active across northern and central Indiana. Flood warnings now include Carroll, Clinton, Delaware, Howard, Madison, Hamilton, Henry, Tippecanoe, Randolph, and Tipton county. Areas in the northern counties have seen up to 5 inches and in Carroll county another thunderstorm has produced around 1 to 2 inches of rain. The warning will expire at 4:00 pm. Look for more flood warnings being issued throughout the day, as more storms move into the area from Illinois. Also still be aware of severe weather associated with these storms.

Thunderstorms rolled into central Indiana with heavy rain and frequent cloud to ground lightning Monday morning.  More thunderstorms are coming through Wednesday along with building heat.  Summer officially arrived at 7:28 AM.

Severe thunderstorms will continue to settle into central Indiana through 5 AM.  Strong Winds, Very vivid lightning and heavy rainfall will accompany the storms.  A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect until 6AM.

Storm weary central Indiana takes a brief break from heavy rain and severe storms.  It's only a break.  New thunderstorms will target the area late tonight and again Wednesday.

The heat index has topped the 100 degree mark in Indianapolis this afternoon.  Oppressive levels of heat and humidity will continue this evening.  Storms are expected later tonight as relief arrives with a cold front.

A line of thunderstorms will continue to drop south across central Indiana tonight.  Winds to 70 miles per hour along with hail to 2 inches in diameter is possible.

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A cold front will settle across central Indiana early Thursday morning bringing a wind shift.  Cooler and much less humid air will arrive though out the day.  The threat of rain will also diminish as the work week comes to a close.

The storm threat has ended and showers should be ending by 10:00am this morning!  Any storms today will be out along the east coast (no where near our area).  The passage of a cold front will bring dry, cooler air today with increasing sunshine and a refreshing breeze...Beautiful weather continues into the weekend with our next chance of storms arriving on late afternoon Sunday!

June's rainfall total now stands at 9.02", making it the fourth wettest on record! 

With the passage of a cold front Thursday morning central Indiana takes a break from stifling humidity - hot temperatures and heavy thunderstorms.  This weather pattern will be short lived.

A warm front will sweep the state early Saturday allowing hot air and tropical humidity to surge as the weekend opens.  Thunderstorms will roam the state at times during the weekend.

Temperatures will feel every bit of "summer-like" today as they top out in the low 90's under partly cloudy skies. Dew point readings will be in the 70's and when you combine those together heat indices will be near 100 degrees!

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After a great, but hot, start to the weekend we'll end it with more in the way of rain and stormy weather. A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM watch is in effect for counties North of Indianapolis until 7pm. This watch includes Muncie, Crawfordsville, Kokomo, Logansport, and surrounding cities.

After a storm end to the weekend and a rainy start to our week, big improvements will be expected for the week ahead.

Today marks the second day in a row of dry, comfortable weather. Today, temperatures have ranged from the low to upper 70's across the state with low humidity levels. Picture perfect weather!

Building high pressure keeps us severe clear (no thunderstorms) under sunny skies!  It will be another beautiful day with highs in the upper 70s and winds not as breezy as yesterday (today's winds: NE 5-10mph).  Look for this quiet trend to continue with much warmer temperatures by the holiday weekend! 

Hurricane Alex will make landfall Thursday morning south of Brownsville, TX./ Northern Mexico.  This storm will bring heavy storm surge, flooding rains and wind damage likely!  Another possible storm brewing in the Atlantic will be something to watch near Florida by early next week! 

A beautiful close to June with low humidity and temperatures more typical for late September.  Clear skies will prevail as temperatures sink into the lower 50's.  2010's hottest is coming.