Lindsey Monroe is a Meteorologist at WTHR. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also covering sports and regional interest stories. Lindsey's work has been featured in MSN, FOX13 Memphis, and WTHR-TV.
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By: Lindsey Monroe
Rain and storms are increasingly likely for the start of the race on May 24. Here's when chances increase and when things could clear up.
Locally heavy rainfall will be possible today, with scattered showers and storms lingering through the early evening.
The strong "omega block" pattern remains in place, keeping central Indiana's weather quiet for the next several days.
As high pressure dominates the Great Lakes Region, dry air will rule, preventing rain again today.
Multiple rounds of strong to severe storms are expected over the next 48 hours starting this afternoon with a higher severe risk Wednesday night into early Thursday.
Light rain will be possible through the afternoon and eventually exit the state from west to east this evening.
High humidity and hot temperatures stick around for several days with increasing storm chances daily heading into the work week.
Sunday will be a lot like Saturday, with temperatures near 90 during the afternoon and humidity staying high.
By: Lindsey Monroe
More rain and storms possible on Saturday and Sunday before a drier pattern arrives by midweek.
It'll be quiet and dry for a couple days before a few showers return midweek. Our next weather system arrives Wednesday evening and brings a few thunderstorms.
