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.

Rain is moving into the metro area, so plan for some extra time on the roads.

More on the complete forecast in just a bit

Wave one of some rain and storms are moving into NW parts of the viewing area.  There are no watches and warnings with the rain, but there may be some rumbles of thunder.  Stronger storms could develop here in central and southern Indiana later this afternoon.

TODAY: After a cold front passed through quickly yesterday, we should see some nice weather today.  An area of high pressure will scoot through the state quickly and shift our winds back to a mild southerly direction.  This will allow our highs to get back to around 60°.

TONIGHT: Another quiet and mild night, as lows should only dip down into the low to mid 40’s.

THURSDAY: Don’t get too comfortable with the nice weather, because the next entry in the storm system parade arrives Thursday.  This system looks to have a bit more of a kick to it than the one that passed through yesterday.

There is a slight risk of severe weather Thursday.  Most of the threat right now appears to be in southern Indiana.  With that said, rainfall totals look to be a bit higher with this next system.

FRIDAY: Cooler weather will arrive Friday.  Highs will struggle to hit the low 50’s.

Scattered light sprinkles and showers are spread out around the area.  Keep the rain gear handy,as we may see a slight increase in rain coverage later this afternoon.  The front should still pass through this evening.

TODAY: After a raw Sunday, weather should improve greatly today.  Sunshine will return for most of the day, and milder air will race back in.  Highs will hit the mid to upper 50’s in  most locations.

TONIGHT: Some clouds will creep back in tonight, but it should be dry, and mild.  Lows will only dip into the low 40’s in most places.

TUESDAY: Another weather system will race into the state, and that will mean scattered showers and a few storms by the afternoon.  As of now, it looks like the threat of severe weather will steer clear of us, but we will keep you posted. Highs will hit the lower 60’s.

WEDNESDAY: Weather will improve, and slightly cooler air will arrive again.  Highs will hit the mid to upper 50’s.

Spotty sprinkles and light rain showers continue to fall around central Indiana. Flurries and snow showers are approaching the state line, and should move from SW to NE this morning and this afternoon.  It looks more and more like any accumulations should be north of I-70, and should be under 1″, and mainly in grassy areas.