TODAY: The upper-level low pressure system will stay close enough to impact our weather for one more day.  Mainly cloudy skies will linger and highs will only hit the low to mid 50’s.

INDIANS FORECAST: It is an afternoon game today, but it will still be cloudy and cool.

TONIGHT: Skies will clear out and temperatures will cool down into the mid to upper 30’s, so there may be some light patchy frost in sheltered areas.

THURSDAY: Nicer weather returns as high presuure aloft builds into the state.  Highs should be close to normal for mid-April, and hit the mid 60’s.

Rain continues to spin around an upper-level low pressure system.  No severe weather is expected, but we could see some moderate rain from time to time this morning.  Activity should become more spotty after the upper-low passes.

The fog situation is improving across the area.  Here are the latest visibility numbers.

The fog is slowly starting to clear in many places.  Here is a look at the latest numbers.

Fog still remains a problem in many locations and some schools are on delay due to the fog.  Here are the latest numbers.

THIS MORNING: Pockets of rain will greet you again this morning, as will some areas of fog.  Rain is more scattered than yesterday morning, but many roads will have some water on the pavement.

REST OF TODAY: Lingering weather system will bring scattered showers off and on during the day.  No severe weather is expected and rain will be spotty.

TONIGHT: Spotty showers will linger, but slowly will decrease.  Lows will drop down to the low 40’s.

WEDNESDAY: After a few morning showers, the weather should improve and highs will get back into the mid 50’s.

Rain is becoming spotty in areas south of I-70 and the steady rain is moving away.  This will allow for some sunshine to pop-out and warmer temperatures to return.  This will add some instability and slowly increase the severe weather threat from I-70 south.

I think the higher chances of severe weather will occur around Bloomington, Columbus, Seymour, and areas to the south, but we will have to monitor the situation carefully this afternoon.

Rain still covers most of the viewing area, though it is breaking up south of Bloomington and Columbus.  There may even be a slight wintry mix north of Muncie,  but it should stay liquid on the warmer surfaces.  We will monitor the breaks in the rain to see if they may fuel stronger storms this afternoon.

Rainfall has spread across the viewing area, with some pockets of heavier rain forming around Kokomo, Muncie.  Still, the highest rainfall totals are west of Indianapolis.  Still watch for the possibility of strong storms later today.

Rain now covers most of the metro area with light to moderate showers coming down.  Right now, there are no lightning strikes to go along with the rain, but that will change later today.

Rain continues to drift into the metro area, with the heaviest rain west of Indy.  Watch for wet roads and keep the rain gear handy.