Skies have cleared and temperatures have greatly cooled overnight. Expect a frosty but bright morning for central Indiana, as temperatures have dropped into the upper 20s in many locations and should hover there through the morning rush hour.
This afternoon will be bright and milder, as temperatures return to seasonal levels (57°), while winds turn a touch breezy from the southwest at 10-18 mph. Overall, a nice, quiet late March day.
This evening, clouds increase and a few showers or sprinkles could develop late and into the overnight with the passage of a warm front. This will allow for a milder overnight with lows in the 40s.
Friday brings the warmth and the best day of the week, as winds will not be too breezy, along with sunshine and upper 60° weather…enjoy!
Easter weekend will bring areas of rain and a few possible storms. For now on timing, Saturday could start wet with some dry time by the afternoon, as temperatures warm into the middle 60s. Easter morning looks dry with clouds increasing and a rain/storm threat by the afternoon. We will continue to monitor the trends over the next 24-48 hours.
