Any leftover clouds continue thinning this evening as colder and drier air settles across central Indiana. Expect partly cloudy to mostly clear skies with lows falling into the middle 30s. Northwest winds gradually ease to around 5 mph. No rain is expected tonight, but you will definitely notice the colder air if you are heading out late.
Saturday stays quiet but quite chilly for early November. Expect a mixture of sunshine and a few clouds with highs only reaching the lower 50s. Northwest winds remain light around 5 mph. There is nothing particularly troublesome about the weather, it is simply going to feel like November from start to finish.
This looks like the coldest night of the forecast. Skies turn mostly clear with temperatures falling into the lower 30s around Indianapolis. Winds become nearly calm, allowing temperatures to drop efficiently overnight. Some colder locations outside the city may briefly fall below freezing.
Sunshine takes complete control Sunday and helps temperatures recover a little. Highs reach around 60 degrees with west to southwest winds increasing to around 5–10 mph and occasional gusts near 20 mph. After the cold morning, Sunday afternoon should feel noticeably better.
Clear skies continue with lows falling into the middle to upper 30s. West to southwest winds around 5 mph become nearly calm overnight. Another cold night is ahead, although temperatures should stay a little warmer than Saturday night.
The warming trend becomes more noticeable to start the workweek. Expect sunny skies with highs reaching the lower 60s. Southwest winds increase to around 5–10 mph during the afternoon. Dry weather continues with no meaningful cloud cover or rain concerns.
Clear and cool with lows falling into the lower 40s. Southwest winds remain light around 5 mph.
Tuesday may be the warmest day of the stretch. Expect plenty of sunshine with highs reaching the middle 60s. West to southwest winds stay around 5–10 mph. It remains completely dry and very pleasant for November.
Mostly clear and cooler with lows falling into the upper 30s. Winds become light overnight.
Veterans Day remains quiet with mostly sunny skies and highs reaching the lower 60s. Winds stay light with no meaningful rain expected during the daytime.
Clouds may begin increasing with a small chance for rain developing overnight. Lows fall into the lower 40s. This is the first hint of the next potential weather system, but confidence in the timing remains fairly low this far out.
The weekend stays dry and chilly, with highs only in the lower 50s Saturday before temperatures recover to around 60 Sunday. Saturday night is the coldest period, with lows falling into the lower 30s and some colder outlying areas potentially slipping below freezing.
Sunshine and dry weather continue Monday through Veterans Day as highs climb into the lower to middle 60s. A small rain chance may return Wednesday night before temperatures cool slightly again toward Thursday.
