INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Damp conditions and mostly cloudy skies defined the last Monday of April with temperatures still managing to get slightly above normal.

Above-average temperatures were expected to be the story the remainder of this week with additional rain chances down the line.

Monday night: Rain and potentially a few rumbles of thunder will persist. Rain won’t clear until the overnight hours in central Indiana.

Lows will only fall into the upper 50s.

Tuesday: Central Indiana will return to dry weather as cloud cover decreases going into the afternoon hours. Humidity values will also drop off a bit, too, which will make a fantastic day to close out April. Highs look to rise into the mid 70s.

Wednesday: Temperatures will get back into the 80s to open up the month of May. Very spotty showers and storms are possible Wednesday afternoon and evening, but expect a mainly dry and partly cloudy day.

8-Day Forecast: Thursday could challenge once again for the warmest day of the year with highs in the mid 80s. A bigger system starting late Thursday and carrying through Friday will carry some showers and storms in the mix. Severe weather was not expected. Highs look to cool down into the mid 70s Friday and hold there throughout the first weekend of May.