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
Saturday will be the transitional day ending a 7-day stretch of 90+ degree days as more seasonal temperatures and much drier air returns.
By: Lindsey Monroe
It's officially September, which means the start of meteorological fall.
The outlook for the first few weeks of September calls for a 40% chance of below-average rainfall and a 60% chance of below-average temperatures.
Rain opportunities are very limited in the extended forecast with Friday's cold front bringing the best chance.
It will be a transitional day to cooler weather this weekend as a cold front swings through the state.
Much cooler air has arrived in central Indiana with highs only in the upper 60s this afternoon.
By: Lindsey Monroe
Frost and record low temperatures Sunday morning will transform to summertime temps near 90 degrees this week.
You may have noticed the sky having a "milky" appearance yesterday, but you'll most definitely notice this today.
Hot and dry weather in central Indiana will come to an end by Friday as the remnants of Francine arrive.
By: Lindsey Monroe
Hot and dry weather will come to an end Friday as the remnants of Francine arrive in central Indiana.
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