Indiana Weather March 3 Evening - 32° Above Normal

Good evening. Indiana. I'm Aaron Jolly. That steady drumming on your roof? That's the sound of a solid four-tenths of an inch of rain that fell overnight. And folks, the faucet isn't turning off yet. A Flood Watch is up for the southern two-thirds of the state through Wednesday morning. We're looking at a solid one to three inches of rain, with locally higher amounts where storms keep training over the same spots. In the next 24 hours. Here's the breakdown across Indiana today. Central Indiana sits at a damp 44 degrees with rain continuing straight through the day. Tonight's low holds steady at 44 degrees as mild air funnels in. Wednesday warms up significantly, hitting a high near 58 degrees. Head north and you'll hit a temperature wall. Northern Indiana hovers right around 32 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. The rain holds off until this afternoon up there. Northeast Indiana follows that pattern with a high near 50. Down in Southwest Indiana, it's a different world. You're waking up to 57 degrees with thunderstorms rumbling through tonight. Wednesday's high surges to a summer-like 73 degrees. That's roughly 32 degrees above normal for early March. Looking ahead, this wet pattern locks in through Saturday. Friday is the real headline, though. Temperatures push toward record territory. Central Indiana could hit 76 degrees. That's nearly 32 degrees above normal. A cold front sweeps through Saturday, bringing another round of storms before clearing out Sunday. Grab an umbrella for your morning commute. You'll definitely need it. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.