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Indiana Weather: Indianapolis Sees 100-Degree Heat Index and Severe Storm Risk Today

By: Erin Vale·Sep 15 · 11:55 AM
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Indianapolis, Indiana – A return of hot and humid conditions today brings peak heat indices near 100 degrees to the region. As the heat sets in, the risk for severe thunderstorms—including the potential for damaging winds—increases from late this afternoon into the evening hours.

According to the National Weather Service, the hot weather pattern will persist through at least Thursday, with thunderstorm chances continuing at times into the weekend. Residents should check weather.gov for the latest location-specific information. The combination of heat and potential storm activity warrants caution for anyone working outdoors.

Severe weather development late today could impact travel and local infrastructure, particularly given the potential for damaging gusts. It is recommended that residents monitor local weather radio or apps for any watches or warnings issued as storms move through.

Stay hydrated and aware of the changing sky conditions today, as the heat and thunderstorm pattern is expected to continue through Thursday.

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