Lindsey Monroe is an Emmy Award-winning meteorologist and storm chaser, currently working as the Sunrise meteorologist at WTHR-TV in Indianapolis. With a focus on local weather in Indiana and Indianapolis, Lindsey provides accurate and timely forecasts to keep viewers informed and prepared. Her work has also been featured on FOX13 Memphis.
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Lindsey's coverage primarily focuses on local weather events in Indiana, particularly Indianapolis. She frequently provides live updates and evolving stories related to seasonal changes, with a particular emphasis on rain, snow, and temperature fluctuations.
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By: Lindsey Monroe
Rainfall totals from the past 24 hours are approaching 1" in some spots.
By: Lindsey Monroe
We are well into fall but the temperatures have stayed mild. Here's when our next chance of rain comes to central Indiana.
We've got a lot of dry time today before our next weather system brings rain tomorrow.
Rain will become widespread in central Indiana this afternoon. Here's when it will move in.
A brief warming trend is taking highs back into the 60s, ahead of the potential first wintry precipitation this season.
A few snowflakes will be possible Wednesday night through Friday as the coolest temperatures yet this season arrive.
Central Indiana will see a 50-degree temperature drop from highs around 70 today with wind chills near 20 degrees by Thursday morning.
The first snow of the season is set to arrive overnight tonight into Thursday and will bring minor snow accumulation.
Highs rebound back above average for Sunday and Monday with highs in the 50s.
Tracking a mid-week storm system that could bring rain and snow and disrupt holiday travel plans.
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