A cold start gives way to a much nicer afternoon across central Indiana. A few pockets of patchy fog are possible early, especially south of Interstate 70, but any fog should disappear quickly after sunrise. From there, expect mostly sunny skies with highs around 60 degrees. Southwest winds increase to around 10–15 mph with occasional gusts near 25 mph. It will still feel cool, but the sunshine and warmer afternoon temperatures make Sunday a noticeable improvement over Saturday.
Skies stay mostly clear with temperatures falling into the upper 30s. Northwest winds remain around 5–10 mph. Another chilly night is ahead, although most of Indianapolis should stay comfortably above freezing.
We start the workweek with another quiet and pleasant November day. Expect sunny skies with highs reaching the lower 60s. Northwest winds around 5 mph gradually turn southwest during the afternoon. With dry air and plenty of sunshine, there really is not much weather getting in the way.
Clear and cool with temperatures falling to around 40 degrees. Southwest winds remain light around 5 mph.
Tuesday looks like the warmest day of the stretch. Sunshine continues with highs reaching the middle 60s. Winds stay fairly light, generally around 5–10 mph. It remains completely dry, making this another very usable fall afternoon.
Mostly clear early with a few more clouds developing toward morning. Temperatures fall into the lower 40s with light winds. Conditions remain dry.
Wednesday starts quiet with a mixture of sunshine and clouds, but the next weather system begins approaching later in the day. Highs reach the lower 60s with light winds. A few showers become possible during the afternoon, although much of the daytime may still stay dry.
Clouds thicken and scattered showers become more likely as a cold front crosses central Indiana. Temperatures fall into the upper 30s with winds turning more northwesterly behind the front. Rainfall looks fairly modest, and there is no organized severe-weather concern with this system.
A few showers may linger, especially early, before conditions gradually turn drier. Highs only reach the lower 50s as colder air starts pouring back into the region. Northwest winds remain around 5–10 mph. Compared with Tuesday, the difference will be pretty noticeable.
Skies gradually clear with temperatures falling into the lower 30s. Winds become lighter overnight, setting us up for another cold start Friday morning.
Sunday through Tuesday stays dry and increasingly mild, with highs climbing from around 60 degrees Sunday into the middle 60s Tuesday. A weak system brings scattered showers Wednesday afternoon into Thursday as colder air returns.
The sharper cooldown arrives late in the week, with highs only in the lower 50s Thursday and potentially the middle to upper 40s Friday. Dry weather should return for Friday into Saturday, but overnight temperatures fall back toward freezing.
