Tonight, we expect conditions to become much quieter, after a few earlier scattered showers.

As high pressure builds in, skies should clear out from northwest to southeast. There’s a possibility of some patchy fog developing overnight, particularly in areas that saw rain earlier today, like the Wabash River Valley. We will be monitoring that fog potential closely for our morning commute.

Transitioning into Friday, it looks like a much drier and more settled pattern will take hold. We’re forecasting mostly sunny skies, but with cooler air filtering in from Canada, we’re actually expecting cooler than normal temperatures for this time of year.

Highs on Friday will be in the low 70s for areas further north and closer to 80 degrees across southern Indiana. This cooler trend is generally exp

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