Tuesday rain zones for Indiana; snow flurries possible tomorrow

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A damp day across Indiana brings scattered rain, mist and falling temps before Wednesday’s flurries. Track the rain zones.

INDIANAPOLIS —

Wet, gray Tuesday across Indiana with misty rain and a few morning rumbles

It’s a wet start across Indiana with scattered light rain statewide this morning. No severe weather is expected, but a rumble of thunder can’t be ruled out early.

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Rain will gradually become more showery and misty as the day goes on. Expect a gray, damp feel from morning through evening before colder air brings some flurry chances Wednesday.

Rain zones: when it’s wettest today

The intensity of the rain will decrease today, but Indiana will stay mainly wet. It will be a dreary Tuesday. Let’s break down the daypart.

Morning (heaviest/steadier rain)

Widespread light rain, occasionally steady, especially south and east of Indianapolis
A low rumble of thunder possible
Wet roads statewide and likely staying wet most of the day

Afternoon (more showery)

Scattered rain breaks up into on-and-off showers
Mist begins mixing in
Winds increase, making it feel cooler

Evening (misty and damp)

Mostly mist and pockets of drizzle
Some lingering showers
Breezy: gusts up to 25 mph (it will be windier Wednesday)
Temperatures sliding toward the 40s tonight

How much rain are we expecting?

Some places have already picked up a quarter inch. We generally expect a grand total of a quarter to a half inch of rain across central Indiana. Totals may be higher in southern Indiana.

Wednesday morning: Mist and flurries

Colder air pushes in overnight, lowering cloud bases and producing mist and a few flurries, mainly north of I-70. Central Indiana may also see flakes, while southern Indiana trends a bit brighter.