Marcus’ 4 a.m. Thursday forecast
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Extended summer conditions continue with unseasonably warm and dry weather expected through the middle of next week.
Today:
Temperatures in the region are reaching into the 80s, which is 15-20°F above normal for this time of year. A high-pressure system is maintaining dry conditions, with no rain expected until early next week.
Drought conditions getting worse:
The ongoing dry spell is contributing to a worsening drought situation in the area. A new drought monitor will be released later this morning. Much of the state will likely be considered to be in a moderate to severe drought.
Rain chances?
Relief may be on the horizon with a pattern shift next week. A cold front passing through late Monday through Wednesday will bring scattered rain and storm chances.
Rainfall amounts won’t be alot -7 day forecast ranges between 0.25″-0.50″ through mid-week. Not a drought busting rain, but any amount is welcomed.
Following the cold front, the pattern does show signs of allowing some cooler surges coming down from the north. Highs could dip below average by late week next week.
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