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Christian, CBM, WTHR Indiana Meteorologist, Former Radar Met, Valpo Grad. I love weather and traveling, and I hope you do too!
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Rain and storm chances gradually moving into Indiana | Rain zones through the weekend

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By Matt Standridge Verified
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — After a 1-2 week stretch of quiet weather, we expect more rain and storm chances for Indiana for the foreseeable future. Our first couple waves start arriving later today and Saturday. Tap HERE to track the rain and storms with our interactive radar. A few rogue showers and storms are possible today in Indiana, mainly north of I-70, and especially in far northern Indiana. A few more storm chances arrive tonight and a better chance comes in Saturday. This story continues below.
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UV Index: What does it mean and how quickly can you sunburn?

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By Matt Standridge Verified
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — June is the most powerful month of the year when it comes to the sun. Not the hottest — July typically wins that distinction as we still gain more heat than we lose — but the most intense in terms of raw solar radiation. And in Indianapolis this month, that means UV index values regularly reaching 9, 10, and even 11 on the clearest afternoons. This story continues below. More in Weather blog Tap HERE for the latest local weather forecast.
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Pattern shift on the way, storm zone heading back to Indiana next weekend | 13Weather Blog

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By Matt Standridge Verified
| WTHR-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is staying dry the rest of the first week of June, but expect more humidity and rain chances to return by the weekend — and lasting much of next week! Tap HERE to track the rain and storm zones to the west with our interactive radar. Why? As we push toward summer, our weather becomes less dominated by big fronts and dramatic jet stream swings, but rather just simple pressure and where the heat and humidity are.
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