STATEWIDE — Rain is passing by way of central Indiana and shifting north, and a few stronger winds are shifting with it.
“Seemingly going to see peak wind gusts anyplace from 30 to 40 miles per hour, with most likely the very best potential for wind gusts particularly to the east of Indianapolis as we go into the afternoon,” stated Mike Ryan, meteorologist on the Nationwide Climate Service in Indianapolis.
He says these winds are beginning off coming from the southwest, however will transfer on up from the northwest, so watch out should you’re driving in a high-profile automobile on roads like I-65 and I-74.
Together with driving rigorously, Ryan warns that if you have already got vacation decorations exterior chances are you’ll wish to make certain they’re safe.
Monday we received’t see the winds we’re seeing at this time, however that might be totally different on Tuesday.
“Temperatures are going to fall again to what can be extra typical for this time of yr, right here in late November. We’re anticipating highs primarily within the mid and higher 40s tomorrow,” stated Ryan, “After which we’re going to do that once more Tuesday, specifically Tuesday night time with one other sturdy system shifting by way of the Ohio Valley that’s going to deliver rain and sure some rain with it.”