INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Light snow starts off your Sunday morning. However it won’t last all day. It begins to taper off later this morning.

TODAY: Snow comes to an end this morning. Total accumulations will be between an inch and an inch and a half on many grassy surfaces. We’ll continue to stay cloudy with a few scattered flurries or rain showers throughout the day. It’s going to be a cool day with highs staying in the low 40s.

TONIGHT: Winds begin to pick up a little and it becomes breezy at times. Look for lots of clouds, a scattered shower or flurry will also be possible. Lows fall in the upper 20s.

MONDAY: Cloudy, cool and breezy conditions will be likely to start the new workweek. We’ll also track the chance of a few flurries. Highs will be running well below normal. Look for temperatures to stay in the middle 30s. Little to no snow accumulation will occur. It gets cold Monday night with temperatures falling into the low and middle 20s.

TUESDAY: A frosty start early Tuesday morning. It stays chilly throughout the day with highs only climbing into the upper 30s. The good news is we’ll begin to see the clouds break up and we’ll see some sunshine.

8DAY FORECAST: We’re in store for a brief warm up. Temperatures climb into the 50s for the middle and end of the week. Look for dry conditions Wednesday and Thursday with rain returning just in time for Friday. Temperatures next weekend drop into the 30s.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — We’ll start the weekend off with a little sunshine today but clouds increase along with our chances for rain and snow later tonight.

TODAY: Some early sunshine today with clouds increasing later this afternoon and evening. Temperatures climb into the middle 40s which is a little below normal for this time of the year.

TONIGHT: Rain develops first across much of the state later this evening. It will change over to a few snow showers especially north of Indianapolis after midnight. Lows fall near freezing with winds picking up a little out of the east.

Don’t forget to “spring forward” tonight before you head to bed. We set our clocks forward one hour as we head to Daylight Saving Time.

SUNDAY: Some rain and snow is possible for the first part of Sunday. There will likely be some minor accumulations especially along grassy surfaces. Most locations will pick up to an inch with some areas north of the city seeing a little more. The rain and snow eventually come to an end by late in the morning and early afternoon. Clouds stick around with highs near 40.

MONDAY: We may see a few lingering flurries as the system departs the state. Little to no additional accumulation is expected. It will stay cloudy, breezy and chilly Monday with highs in the upper 30s.

8DAY FORECAST: Temperatures stay below normal for Tuesday but begin to warm a little for the middle of the week. It stays dry with sunshine Tuesday and Wednesday. Another system moves into the area late Thursday and Friday bringing a chance of rain and snow showers.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — We have another great day on tap across much of the state. Lots of sunshine and above normal highs. Even warmer temperatures arrive for Monday before we return back to normal for the rest of the week.

TODAY: Look for lots of sunshine for the end of the weekend. It will be a little warmer than yesterday with highs climbing into the middle and upper 50s.

TONIGHT: Skies stay mostly clear with lows falling into the lower 40s. Winds do begin to pick up a little in the late evening hours.

MONDAY: The first part of the new workweek is going to be fantastic! It’s going to be a bit breezy with winds gusting at times near 20-30 mph however those breezes will create quite the temperature boost. Highs will climb into the upper 60s and lower 70s across much of the state. There may be a slight increase in cloud cover later Monday evening with a few showers possible but any rain will be scattered and light.

8DAY FORECAST: A pattern change occurs for the rest of the workweek meaning temperatures return back to near normal conditions. Highs stay in the 40s for the remainder of the week. There’s a chance for a rain or snow mix as a system enters the state late in the workweek and into the first part of next weekend.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The wind has diminished across the state and we’re in store for a nice and warmer weekend.

TODAY: Look for lots of sunshine today with highs climbing a few degrees above normal. Temperatures reach the upper 40s near 50 for the afternoon. Winds will be light out of the west at 5-10 mph. Clouds increase a little later this evening but it will be a great start to the weekend.

TONIGHT: Clouds thicken later tonight and we’ll see mostly cloudy skies for a period tonight. There may even be a sprinkle farther north. Lows fall into the low and middle 30s.

SUNDAY: The end of the weekend looks great with highs reaching the middle and upper 50s. It will be dry with a partly to mostly cloudy sky.

MONDAY: Another system heads this way on Monday. Winds pick up a little and we’ll see temperatures climb into the middle to upper 60s for highs. Skies will be partly cloudy with a few showers possible late in the day and evening.

8DAY FORECAST: The warm temperatures we see on Monday don’t last long. Temperatures return back to normal in the 40s for the rest of the workweek. It stays pretty quiet though the week with a chance for a rain and snow mix Friday and Saturday.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH)– This February has made it into the top 5 warmest on record in Indianapolis. 2017 still holds the top spot as the warmest on record.

Let’s break it down a little more. The average temperature for the month was 40.2 degrees which is almost 8 degrees above normal. We did break a record high on February 22nd of 71 degrees. As far as precipitation goes we were right around normal for the month when it comes to rainfall. We received 2.55″ of rainfall which is just a tenth of an inch above normal. We really saw a big deficit in snowfall.

February 2023, ends up being only the 6th February in history with only a trace of snow. The last February with a trace was back 74 years ago in 1949.

Here’s a look at the temperature and precipitation outlook for March 2023. The Climate Prediction Center is forecasting slightly below normal temperatures for the month of March across much of the Great Lakes and back to the Pacific Northwest. Above normal temperatures are possible along the Gulf Coast. So the warm temperatures we’ve been experiencing here in Indiana may not continue into the first part of spring.

We may see above normal precipitation for the month of March across Indiana, Illinois and western Kentucky.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Look for a great end to the weekend before a system brings gusty winds and rain on Monday.

SUNDAY: We’re starting off frosty with many spots right around the freezing mark. Sunshine will continue for much of the day. It will be warmer than Saturday with highs climbing into the low and middle 50s.

SUNDAY NIGHT: Winds begin to increase ahead of our next system. Look for mostly cloudy skies with showers developing overnight. Lows fall into the middle 40s.

MONDAY: Showers and even a few thunderstorms will be possible for the first part of your day. Some of the thunderstorms may be on the stronger side with damaging winds. The Storm Prediction Center does have much of central Indiana under a slight risk that some of the thunderstorms may reach severe criteria. Non-thunderstorm winds may gust up to 50 mph. A wind advisory has been issued for much of central Indiana from 7 a.m. Monday until 7 p.m. Showers and storms will taper off later in the day. Highs will reach the lower 60s.

TUESDAY: We’re in store for a dry day under partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will fall into the lower 50s, which is still above-normal for this time of the year.

8-DAY FORECAST: Temperatures will soar even higher on Wednesday with highs climbing into the middle and upper 60s. It looks to be dry on Wednesday but we’re keeping our eyes on another system for the end of the week. This one may draw in some cooler air and bring us a chance of some rain, snow or both for Friday. Stay tuned to the forecast.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — We have some light precipitation moving across Indiana that will exit right around daybreak. Look for some clouds to start the day but overall a nice and mild weekend is on tap for most of the area.

TODAY: Clouds start off your Saturday morning. A little light precipitation is possible early but will come to an end right around daybreak. Sunshine comes out heading into the afternoon. It will be warmer today with highs a little above normal in the upper 40s near 50.

TONIGHT: Skies remain partly cloudy. We stay dry but we have another chilly night. Lows fall into the middle 30s. SUNDAY: We’ll see a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day and even warmer temperatures for the end of the weekend. Highs climb into the middle 50s. Clouds increase late Sunday evening ahead of our next system.

MONDAY: This system moving across the southern Great Lakes is going to bring us warmer temperatures on Monday along with rain chances as well. We may even hear a few claps of thunder as a line of rain moves across Indiana. Look for Highs on Monday in the lower 60s.

8 DAY FORECAST: Temperatures continue to stay above normal through the rest of the week. Look for a some sunshine and dry conditions through the middle of the week. Temperatures ride a roller coaster from the 50s Tuesday to the 60s Wednesday. More rain chances arrive Thursday and Friday.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — It’s been a mild February and one that hasn’t produced much snow here in Indiana. So far for the month Indianapolis has only picked up a trace of snow officially at the airport. With only a few days left in February and temperatures well above normal there’s little to no chance for additional snowfall for the month.

The last time Indianapolis only saw a trace of snowfall during February was back in 1949. Other years where there was only a trace recorded were 1935, 1932, 1931 and 1918.

Other cities across the state are also seeing a snow deficit. South Bend has only picked up 0.3″ of snowfall running more than a foot below normal. Fort Wayne has seen only a quarter of an inch and Evansville has picked up only a trace.

As far as temperatures go if the month were to end right now Indianapolis would see the 8th warmest February on record. Above normal temperatures are predicated this weekend and into the last few days of February so our ranking may continue to go up. The warmest February on record was back in 2017 where the average temperature reached 43.3 degrees.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Temperatures top the 50s this weekend but even warmer temperatures head this way for the middle of next week.

TODAY: It’s not as cold as it was yesterday morning. We are starting with temperatures in the 30s with lots of cloud cover. We may see a few spotty sprinkles across the state early this morning. If they do occur they will be light and scattered and won’t last all day. Clouds begin to clear later this afternoon. It will be breezy with winds out of the south and southwest gusting near 30 mph at times. Highs today climb into the low and middle 50s.

TONIGHT: Clouds increase once again overnight. A few spotty sprinkles may form once again late tonight and early Monday morning. It stays breezy with lows falling into the upper 30s near 40.

MONDAY: For Presidents Day it looks overall quiet. We’ll see a few clouds to start the day with a few scattered sprinkles. Clouds clear for the afternoon and we’ll see lots of sunshine. It’s going to be a nice day with highs climbing into the low and middle 50s.

TUESDAY: Temperatures stay in the low to middle 50s on Tuesday with a partly cloudy sky. Late Tuesday rain chances begin to increase ahead of our next system.

8DAY FORECAST: Rain arrives on Wednesday and will linger into the first part of Thursday. Winds pick up and as a warm front lifts northward we’ll see temperatures surge into the low and even middle 60s. Temperatures drop for the end of the week and next weekend back into the 40s.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A cold start to the weekend but temperatures warm above normal for both Saturday and Sunday.

TODAY: Temperatures are in the low 20s this morning with some areas seeing wind chill values in the lower teens. Despite the cold start we’ll see a nice warm up this afternoon. Temperatures climb into the middle and upper 40s later this afternoon. It’s going to be a bit breezy at times with winds gust near 20-25 mph. Skies start off sunny but clouds gradually work into the area later this afternoon and especially during the evening hours.

TONIGHT: Skies stay mostly cloudy and winds will continue to gust at times. Temperatures only fall into the low and middle 30s.

SUNDAY: It gets even warmer for the end of the weekend. We’ll see some cloud cover to start the day but sunshine filters into the area by the afternoon. It will be breezy once again with winds gusting near 20-30 mph. Highs climb into the low and middle 50s.

MONDAY: Presidents Day looks dry and unseasonably warm. It’s going to be a great day to enjoy with the kids if they’re off school.

8DAY FORECAST: Clouds increase Tuesday ahead of our next system. Highs climb into the lower 50s Tuesday but rise close to 60 for Wednesday and Thursday. Late Tuesday night showers arrive and by Wednesday we’ll see a good chance of rain. Showers linger into the first part of Thursday. Cooler temperatures arrive for the end of the week and next weekend.