Indianapolis, IN: Until 7 PM Friday, a wind advisory is in effect for Central Indiana. Wind gusts of up to 55 mph could result in power outages and dangerous driving conditions. The severe winds will be followed by showers early next week and a precipitous decrease in temperature on Saturday.
Much of central, east-central, and west-central Indiana, including Indianapolis, Muncie, and Lafayette, will be affected by southwest winds of 20 to 30 mph with gusts as high as 55 mph, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) Indianapolis. High-profile cars may have trouble with crosswinds, so drivers on I-65 and I-70 should use caution. To avoid damage, residents are advised to secure outdoor items.
Temperatures will drop considerably by Saturday, with highs only rising to 35 degrees Fahrenheit. Northwest winds of up to 23 miles per hour will make it feel more colder.Sunday is still bright but chilly, with overnight lows of 26 degrees Fahrenheit.
On Monday night of next week, a significant rain system approaches with an 80% chance of rain and strong southeast winds.Tuesday is predicted to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms, with low-lying areas perhaps being affected by the entire amount of precipitation. With temperatures hovering around freezing, Wednesday night might bring a mix of rain and snow.
What to anticipate:
Friday: There is a wind alert with gusts of up to 55 mph.
Saturday: chilly with mid-30s highs
Rain and possible thunderstorms are expected Monday through Tuesday.
Wednesday: A possible combination of rain and snow
Safety Advice:
Don’t park close to electrical wires or behind trees.
Fasten loose outdoor decorations and furniture.
Use caution when driving, particularly when crossing bridges and overpasses.
As circumstances change, stay informed with the most recent forecasts from local weather stations and the National Weather Service.
