Lindsey Monroe

The last time Indianapolis had a high temperature in the 70s was June 14.

Temperatures remain seasonal with highs in the low 80s through Wednesday ahead of a cold front which will briefly drop high temperatures into the 60s on Thursday.

A hotter and dry stretch begins Monday, Lindsey says.

It'll be a chilly start to the day in Touchdown Town with temperatures warming through the 50s under a sunny sky.

Patchy dense fog affects the Indy metro area today as temperatures warm under mainly sunny skies.

We could be the coldest Thanksgiving Day around the Indianapolis metro in nearly 100 years!

Saturday afternoon and evening will bring significant travel challenges, and conditions will deteriorate rapidly once the heaviest snow arrives.

Another clipper system is expected to move through central Indiana, leading to slick conditions on roads.

While we stay dry and seasonably cool this weekend, temperatures are trending upward for the first full week of 2026 with highs in the 50s and 60s.

An active setup brings two rounds of storms, some severe, along with a surge of moisture and tropical "feel" through Tuesday in central Indiana.