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Precipitation observers are needed in most counties in Indiana, but particularly in Cass and Adams counties where there currently are none. Please join CoCoRaHS, the Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network.
The Central Indiana Chapter of the AMS will be hosting a severe weather symposium on October 19th focused on severe weather through the years and the future of the NWS
History of tropical cyclone remnants that moved into or near central Indiana from the Northern Atlantic Basin, 1866-2023
Bookmarkable forecasts for each county seat across central Indiana which color codes based on the expected risk.
A review of lightning safety information.
Summer safety when spending time outdoors: Access social media plans, infographics, videos, presentations, and more to learn and/or help us spread the information.
GIS maps and dashboards allowing for interactive querying of data from Tornado, Wind, and Hail events across all of Indiana from 1950 to 2022. Additional years will be added once available.
A new experimental heat tool called HeatRisk is now available. It provides historical context for high temperature forecasts, identifying how unusual the heat will be for any given time of year. The tool takes into account cumulative impacts of heat by identifying the expected duration of the heat, including both daytime and nighttime temperatures.
Avoid the Drowning Machine: Low Head Dam Public Safety Awareness Month
Convective storm season is upon us. Report your weather observations to us via CoCoRaHS. Reports are used for many important purposes. By submitting reports you help us all. Scan the QR code or click here to visit the CoCoRaHS website at www.cocorahs.org.
NWS-Indianapolis is in search of summer volunteers. Students will learn more about NWS operations while also expanding on their knowledge of meteorology, and conducting projects for the office. If interested, apply today!
Information and cloud cover climatology for central Indiana for the October 14, 2023 partial solar eclipse.
A humid day with dew points in the low 70s made for unusual weather conditions in September of 2002. This environment combined with an approaching low pressure system would lead to significant severe weather that afternoon, including several tornadoes within central Indiana. This StoryMap provides an overview of this tornadic event.
Are you #WeatherReady for summer's weather threats? Be prepared. Check out our weather safety graphics, videos, social media posts, and more
Drying conditions in Indiana are resulting in growing concerns of impacts.
Weather Safety Infographics in Spanish
Summary of the January 25th Winter Storm
A winter storm brought dangerous wind chills, high winds, snow, and a flash freeze to central Indiana.
One page run down of what Christmases in Indianapolis were white with snow, plus a link to a web page with an interactive map of the chance of a white Christmas in any given year.
Peak Winds from Saturday, November 5, 2022
Drought Information for Central Indiana
Congratulations to Indianapolis Motor Speedway - 2022 WRN Ambassador of Excellence
Upcoming Change to Flood Impact Categories at Sugar Creek at Crawfordsville (CRWI3)
Heavy rain fell across Indiana from Tuesday September 21st through the early morning hours of September 23rd with some spots receiving over 5 inches.
Bloomington Weather Radio Station WXM78 has returned to service
Starting August 3, the National Weather Service will better convey the severity and potential impacts from thunderstorm winds and hail by adding a “damage threat†tag to Severe Thunderstorm Warnings, similar to our Tornado and Flash Flood Warnings.
National Safe Boating Week: May 22-28, 2021
Cold air will continue at times into next week.
The proposal is to replace "Advisory", "Special Weather Statement", and "Short Term Forecast" headlines with generic, plain language statements to convey information for lower-level hazardous events that are not expected to reach the “Watch†or "Warning" levels.
Several rounds of thunderstorms moved through central Indiana beginning during the late morning on Saturday March 26th. These storms brought large hail during the day followed by flash flooding and damaging winds during the evening hours. A microburst caused significant damage to portions of Mooresville.
The National Weather Service will be celebrating 150 Years on February 9th.
Here is an announcement about our premiere live online spotter training!
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