MUNCIE, IN (NewsLink Indiana) -- Good Wednesday evening! We saw just a few sprinkles this morning but those rain showers have moved into southern Indiana along with a cold front that has been located to our south the past couple days. Since that cold front is moving out we do expect clear skies overnight into Thursday and a gorgeous day for tomorrow. Expect highs into the upper 70s for Thursday with no rain chances to speak of. Friday however, rain chances move back into our area later on in the day. Friday will become warmer as we get on the back side of a high pressure system giving way to southerly winds bringing in more moisture and heat. Expect temperatures in the lower 80s with rain chances beginning in the early evening hours. For family weekend here at Ball State, Saturday does appear to be wet with highs in the upper 70s while Sunday expect a few showers in the morning but turning clear by midday as high pressure works in! For more weather updates stay tuned to NewsLink Indiana and follow the weather team on Twitter @NLIWeather.
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