Indianapolis, IN — Saturday opened with a cool, muted sky across central Indiana, a quiet interlude before the next weather shift as Halloween week approaches. While the day starts on a gray note, brighter conditions are set to follow before rain chances creep back in early next week.
The National Weather Service in Indianapolis expects clouds to linger through Saturday with highs near 59°F. A gentle easterly breeze will keep the air feeling crisp and steady. Sunday should deliver a welcome dose of late-season sunshine, with temperatures reaching around 63°F — ideal for outdoor plans, tackling leaf piles, or adding a few early trick-or-treat touches ahead of changes Monday night.
By Monday afternoon, cloud cover will rebuild as moisture moves in from southern Indiana. Light rain becomes possible late Monday night, around a 30% chance, increasing to roughly 40% on Tuesday as scattered showers spread across the metro area. Wind gusts up to 20 mph may ride along with the front, setting up a breezy, damp start to the Tuesday commute.
Shower chances may stick around into Wednesday before drier weather takes hold Thursday. A cooler northwest breeze midweek will usher in colder, less humid air, and rural spots could see the first hint of frost — a nudge toward November’s chill just in time for Halloween festivities.
Enjoy Sunday’s sunshine while it lasts. With a colder November on the horizon, this stretch could be one of the final mild moments before the season settles in.
Five-Day Forecast for Indianapolis, IN:
– Sat: 59/43 — Mostly cloudy with a light east wind; seasonably cool.
– Sun: 63/44 — Mostly sunny; mild and comfortable.
– Mon: 62/45 — Partly sunny; clouds thicken late.
– Tue: 60/45 — Scattered showers; breezy with cooler air arriving late.
– Wed: 56/42 — Mostly cloudy; a few lingering showers possible.
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