Shift to Humid, Unsettled Weather with Storm Potential
Key Questions
When will humid and unsettled weather begin in Indiana?
The shift to humid, unsettled conditions starts on June 5 after a dry pattern that included an Air Quality Action Day on June 4. This change brings Gulf moisture, above-average temperatures, and storm chances that continue through the weekend of June 6-7.
What storm risks are expected this weekend?
Potential severe storms, flash flooding, heavy rain, and lightning are forecast, with rogue storms possible Friday evening and scattered chances Saturday. The 13News forecast and 13Weather blog confirm ongoing storm activity influenced by Gulf moisture.
How high will heat indices reach during this period?
Heat indices are expected to approach 100 degrees amid the hot and humid conditions. Above-average temperatures will persist through the unsettled stretch across Central Indiana.
What is causing the increase in humidity and storms?
A ribbon of moisture from the Gulf is driving the change, leading to excess moisture and unsettled weather. This follows recent sunny days and is confirmed in the 13Weather blog and related forecasts.
Which areas in Indiana are most affected by the forecast?
Central Indiana, including Vigo County and Terre Haute, will see rain and storm zones Friday through the weekend. The pattern covers broader Indiana regions with humid conditions and storm potential.
After an Air Quality Action Day on June 4, forecast calls for shift to humid, unsettled weather starting June 5 with potential severe storms, flash flooding, heat indices near 100. Storm chances continue through weekend. NWS 7-day outlook confirms unsettled pattern with above-average temps and Gulf moisture.