INDIANA – Southern Indiana is set for a week of shifting weather, with a cold front and a second system bringing changes to temperatures and a chance of rain.

Currently, the region is experiencing scattered, isolated showers and thunderstorms, especially to the west. Temperatures are holding steady in the low to mid-80s, a typical range for this time of year.

The main change is expected to arrive on Wednesday as a cold front moves through. This front will bring scattered morning showers, followed by partly cloudy skies later in the day. The most significant impact of this system will be a drop in temperatures, with highs on Thursday expected to fall into the 70s.

A second system is forecast for late in the week, bringing another round of light rain on Friday and Friday night. While rai

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