Spring Weather Pattern Shift: Mild Conditions Expected After Cooler Day

A warmer weather pattern shift is expected in the coming days, with mild conditions forecasted after a cooler day.

Todays weather will be mostly sunny, with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s and flirting with 80 degrees across most locations. Winds will remain light, with highs reaching the lower '80s by Thursday.

As for tonight, lows are expected to fall into the mid-50s, with a few clouds around but generally quiet conditions anticipated.

Looking ahead to Thursday, temperatures will continue to rise, climbing well above normal into the lower '80s. The day will be warm and dry, with partly cloudy skies expected. There is a chance of a few showers later in the afternoon or early evening hours.

The 7-day extended forecast shows a storm system crossing the state on Friday, bringing some showers and thunderstorms as well. High temperatures are expected to climb into the middle '70s.

As of now, April is sitting at the 9th wettest on record in Indianapolis, with the potential for more rainfall on Friday. Depending on how much rain falls, we could see the top five wettest April's on record.

This weekend will be characterized by decreasing clouds and temperatures turning closer to normal for this time of year. Saturday is expected to have some sunshine, with high temperatures reaching the upper '60s. Sunday will be sunny, with highs near 70. Partly cloudy skies are anticipated for Monday, with high temperatures climbing into the upper '70s. Rain chances return on Tuesday.