Taylor Swift will be in Indianapolis for her concerts in only a fortnight.

Whether you’re heading to the shows or spending time downtown for other Swiftie-events that weekend, are you ready for it?

Here are some answers to FAQs ahead of concert weekend.

Taylor Swift will be in Indianapolis performing three shows at Lucas Oil Stadium Nov. 1-3.

Tickets to the Indianapolis concerts are still available, and while they are still in the quadruple digits, they are starting to drop as the concerts draw closer.

Some tickets have even dropped 24% since the beginning of September.

The latest information on pricing of Eras Tour tickets in Indianapolis can be found in the article below.

▶ Eras Tour tickets: How much are ticket prices for Taylor Swift’s Indy shows? Prices are dipping 18 days out.

If you’re on the hunt for Eras Tour tickets still, the article below has some advice on how to make sure the tickets are legit.

😡 Tips to avoid scams: Before you drop everything now to buy those Taylor Swift tickets, make sure they’re not a scam

With so many events happening downtown for Taylor Swift weekend and many downtown hotels fully booked, you may want to look into reserving parking for the concert ahead of time.

The article below details everything you need to know about reserving parking in Indy.

🚗 Parking near Lucas Oil Stadium: How to reserve parking in advance of the Eras Tour in Indianapolis — and how much it costs

No; the roof of Lucas Oil Stadium will be closed during all three nights of Taylor Swift’s concerts.

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Yes; there is a number of Tay-Gating events and Swiftie parties happening throughout the city.

Our full list of Taylor Swift events happening around Indianapolis can be found in the article below.

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Yes; IndyStar’s dining and drinks reporter has compiled a list of where Swifties can find Taylor Swift-themed food and drinks in the city. You can find it in the article below.

🍸I know places: Where to find Taylor Swift-themed food and drinks around Indianapolis

IndyStar’s complete Taylor Swift Eras Tour in Indy guide

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IndyStar reporters Hayleigh Columbo and Alysa Guffey contributed to this report.

Katie Wiseman is a trending news reporter at IndyStar. Contact her at klwiseman@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter @itskatiewiseman.

Former Washington Huskies running back Salvon Ahmed has found a new home with the Indianapolis Colts, signing with the team’s practice squad on Wednesday. He also may not be on the practice squad for long.

Ahmed, who has taken 163 carries for 593 yards and 5 touchdowns in his career, could push for a spot on the active roster depending on the injury status of star running back Jonathan Taylor, who suffered a mild high ankle sprain in the Colts’ 27-24 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on September 29.

Taylor hasn’t played since then, and in his stead, running backs Trey Sermon and Tyler Goodson have struggled. Ahead of Indianapolis’ matchup with Ahmed’s former team, the Miami Dolphins, Taylor has yet to practice but offered an update on his status.

“We’ve been progressing every single day, just pushing myself, trying to find a way to get the pain out,” he told  Anything you can do. Anything you can do to get back on the field with your guys you’ve been working, scratching, and clawing with all offseason, all training camp, and all offseason. Doing everything in my power to get back on that field.”

Along with the Miami Dolphins, Ahmed has also spent time with the San Francisco 49ers and Denver Broncos but has only ever appeared in a game with Miami. If Taylor is unable to suit up and Indianapolis chooses to activate Ahmed, that could change on Sunday.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Temperatures should run nearly 10° above average by the weekend.

This morning:

A freeze warning remains in effect until mid-morning as temperatures have fallen into the mid-30s across much of the state this morning under clear skies and calm winds.

Thursday:

We will be getting a warming trend on the backend of an area of high pressure, allowing for more of a southerly wind. High temperatures should return to the lower 60s, which is still below average but much closer to where we should be for this time of year.

Thursday night:

Another quiet and chilly night. Lows will fall to the mid and upper 30s, which should be cold enough for another round of patchy Frost outside of the metro area.

Friday:

Beautiful weather continues with back-to-normal temperatures for Friday. Expect lots of sunshine with highs into the mid-upper 60s to wrap up the work week. 

This weekend:

Quiet in comfortable weather on the weekend. Look for high as the top out in the lower 70s on Saturday and into the mid-70s on Sunday, which is about 10° above average for this time of year.

7 day forecast:

Very warm temperatures continue into the new work week, with very limited rain chances expected for Tuesday and Wednesday.

While the next seven days appear to be dry, there may be some hope in the next 8 – 14 days for some needed precipitation across the area. Our temperature pattern looks to remain well above average through the end of the month.