Tuesday rain zones for Indiana; snow flurries possible tomorrow | 13Weather Blog

INDIANAPOLIS —

Wet, gray Tuesday across Indiana, with foggy showers and a few morning thunderstorms

this is a Wet start across Indiana Scattered light rain occurred across the state this morning. No severe weather is expected, but the possibility of thunderstorms soon cannot be ruled out.

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it will gradually rain more rainy and foggy As the day progresses. Expect a grey, damp feeling from morning to evening before cooler air arrives on Wednesday.

The intensity of rain will reduce today, but Indiana will remain mainly wet. It will be a dull Tuesday. Let’s break down the day parts.

• Widespread light rain, sometimes steady, especially south and east of Indianapolis

• A faint rumble of thunder is possible

• Roads are wet across the state and are likely to remain wet for most of the day

• Sporadic rain turns into intermittent rain

• the fog begins to melt

• Winds become stronger, making one feel colder

• mostly fog and drizzle

• some intermittent showers

• Winds: Gusts up to 25 mph (higher winds will occur Wednesday)

• The temperature crossed 40 tonight

At some places there has been a rise of quarter inch. We can generally expect a quarter to half inch of rainfall total across central Indiana. The total number in southern Indiana may be higher.

Cold air moves in overnight, causing cloud base to sink and produce fog and some stormMainly north of I-70. Layers can also be seen in central Indiana, while the trend is slightly brighter in southern Indiana.

expect a windy wednesday With west winds of 15-25 mph and gusts up to 40 mph – creating a strong wind chill.

– 13News meteorologist Matt Standridge