Timing Storms and weekend heat in the center of Indiana

Indianapolis – It’s been a week of 90 -degree peaks with heat indices of more than 100 degrees, but we will see a little relief from this from today with a continuous chance of a few wandering storms.

The showers and storms early in the morning are calm for the moment, but a border will be stored in the South Center of Indiana this afternoon, which prompted additional showers and pop-up storms.

At the start of the afternoon: Mainly dry with a light wandering shower possible, scorching.

High temperatures: Almost 90 degrees, it looks like in the mid -90s.

Best Chance of Storms Timeline: About 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Best chance of storms location: Long and south of the I-70 in the center-east of Indiana.

Overnight: Hot and acute.

Lower temperatures: Low 70s.

High temperatures: Upper 80S, nearly 90 degrees.

Conditions of the sky: The start of the day mainly dry with a few wandering storms developing on the area of ​​the area in the center of Indiana, about 14 hours with successful storms during the evening.

Monday will be the transitional day while a cold front slowly crosses the Indiana, which encourages the scattered storms. A few storms can be strong in serious with gusts of damaging wind and brief high precipitation resulting in localized floods. Temperatures will recover from the middle to the height of the 80s before the front passage.

Relief of extreme humidity taking over from Tuesday.

You will notice that the lower dew points in the mid -1960s bringing a more refreshing air mass, especially after what we experienced last week.

Wednesday will be another pleasant day for standards at the beginning of July with the factory counter crawling in the uncomfortable area Thursday and for July 4 Friday.

Thursday and Friday seem mainly dry with only a few possible wandering pop-up storms in the heat of the day.