Robb Ellis is a Meteorologist at CBS News and WTHR-TV. He covers a wide range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on climate change and the environment, as well as the sports industry, including competitive sports and sports business. Robb's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent media outlets such as CBS News and WTHR-TV.
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Robb Ellis primarily covers local weather events in the Chicago area, focusing on seasonal and event coverage. His articles predominantly revolve around weather-related topics such as snow, rain, temperature, and weather forecasts.
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By: Robb Ellis
Lows will be in the mid-30s tonight, with patchy frost possible by morning.
Showers and storms will stick around in the forecast for several days. INDIANAPOLIS — Warmer to start the week with temperatures getting briefly above average for Monday.
By: Robb Ellis
More cool temperatures are expected over the next few days with just a few rain chances in the forecast.
Some lingering showers or storms are possible for tonight, but overall, the storms appear to be weakening.
Scattered showers will become possible for all of central Indiana late Tuesday and into early Wednesday.
Once this brief system moves away late Wednesday, the forecast pattern becomes drier and remains mild all the way through next week.
Most of Wednesday's showers are wrapping up or have drifted south out of the area. Now, a long quiet stretch begins.
Decreasing humidity will allow temperatures to drop a bit more Thursday night than over the previous, more humid nights.
By: Robb Ellis
The very pleasant pattern continues next week with every day in the upper-70s to low-80s, except for Friday.
By: Robb Ellis
Rain chances have slightly increased for Monday afternoon's forecast, but otherwise, the pattern still holds until the weekend.
