Indiana Weather March 3 Morning - Flood Watch

Good morning. Indiana. I'm Aaron Jolly. That rain drumming on your roof? That's a stalled front parked right across the middle of the state. And folks, it's splitting Indiana in two. Southwest Indiana wakes up feeling like May at 71 degrees this afternoon. Northern Indiana? Stuck at 44. That's a 27 degrees gap across one state. In the next 24 hours. The front is the villain here. It's not budging. If you're in Central Indiana, you're sitting in the crossfire. Rain keeps rolling through tonight. Another inch or two is possible. Fog thickens after dark. Lows settle near 43 degrees. A Flood Watch kicks in at 7 P.M. Covering the southern two thirds of the state. Creeks and low spots could rise fast, so keep an eye on those usual trouble areas. Push north and the picture calms down. Northern Indiana stays cloudy with lows near 32 degrees. Northeast Indiana might catch a stray shower, but lows hold around 34. Now flip south toward Evansville. Showers and thunderstorms roll through overnight. Lows only dip to 57 degrees. It'll feel like sleeping with the windows open. Wednesday brings more storms and a high near 73. Central Indiana hits 58 degrees Wednesday with rain lingering. Northern spots climb into the low 50s as rain finally spreads in by afternoon. The week ahead tells a wild story. This warm, wet pattern digs in deeper. By Friday. Central Indiana could touch 76 degrees. Southwest Indiana flirts with 80. In early March. That's borderline record territory. Rain sticks around through Saturday before sunshine finally reclaims Sunday. Oh. And that full moon tonight? The clouds stole it. Seventeen days until spring officially arrives, but the thermometer is already sprinting ahead. Charge your phone, check those basement drains. And maybe move anything valuable away from low ground tonight. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.