Good afternoon. Indiana. I'm Aaron Jolly. That quarter inch of rain we picked up overnight? Still hanging around. Step outside right now and you're looking at 61 degrees under a blanket of gray. The air feels thick, damp — classic March in Indiana. In the next 24 hours. Isolated showers stick around through 5 P.M., mainly across the northern half of the state. Central Indiana tops out near 64 degrees. Northeast Indiana stays cooler at 50 with patchy fog and a better shot at thunderstorms. Southwest Indiana? You're the warm spot — hitting 70 degrees — but thunderstorms are rolling through with heavy rain likely. Northern Indiana splits the difference at 51 degrees. Tonight, fog develops statewide. Mostly cloudy skies hold. Lows range from the low 40s northeast to around 60 southwest. Friday turns unseasonably warm. Central Indiana climbs to 76 de ...