Tonight: A Freeze Warning is in effect for Madison, Delaware, Henry, Randolph, and Wayne Counties from 2 AM to 9 AM. Make sure to cover up sensitive outdoor plants, as the growing season has begun across Central Indiana. Temperatures are expected to drop to around or below freezing during this time.
Tomorrow: Temperatures look to rebound back into the 40s. It will be less windy than today, with partly cloudy skies.
7-Day Forecast: A chilly extended forecast is on tap, but we will see some warmer temperatures over the weekend. This will bring rain chances Saturday through Monday, with chances for thunderstorms possible late Sunday. Monday will be much cooler, with even a few snow showers possible late Monday into early Tuesday. Temperatures will fall back into the 40s next week, continuing a trend for much below normal temperatures heading into mid-April. Multiple chances for frost are possible next week.
---Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley
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