Tonight: Temperatures are going to drop down to a low of 53. Clouds are going to continue to move in and we will see mostly cloudy skies. Winds will begin to pick up coming out of the S at 20-25 mph.
Thursday: Winds will continue to pick up as we are under a WIND ADVISORY from 11AM to 8PM tomorrow evening. Winds will be coming out of the SW at 25-30 mph with wind gusts up to 55 mph possible. Storms will be likely during the afternoon hours as a cold front moves through the area. We could see some strong storms as we are under a SLIGHT risk for severe weather. The main threat is damaging winds, but large hail and an isolated tornado can't be ruled out. We will be warmer with high temperatures near 70.
7-Day Forecast: We will cool down to the upper 30's and low 40's for the weekend. Temperatures will stay in the 40's for the beginning and middle of next week. We will also stay dry for the weekend and next week.
--NewsLink Indiana Weather Forecaster Hannah Stutler
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