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Residents across Indiana should prepare for a wet and mild Christmas Day, with rain likely to impact travel and outdoor plans. Forecasts indicate a 30% chance of rain early Wednesday evening, increasing to 60% by late Friday along major roadways, including I-69. Temperatures will rise steadily, reaching the low 50s later in the week.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Northern Indiana, Christmas Day will be cloudy with highs near 39 degrees. Rain chances increase by afternoon, so drivers are urged to exercise caution on slick roads, especially during holiday travel. Wednesday night could bring an additional mix of rain showers as temperatures hover around freezing.
Mild conditions will persist through Thursday, with temperatures climbing to near 50 degrees under mostly cloudy skies. Friday and Saturday will see the highest rain chances of the week, with periods of steady rain forecast from late Friday afternoon through Saturday evening. Highs are expected to peak at 56 degrees on Saturday, well above average for December.
Residents should remain alert for localized flooding in low-lying areas as rain accumulates over the weekend. Those traveling on I-69 and other highways are advised to plan for reduced visibility and potential delays.
The extended forecast shows a mix of sun and clouds on Sunday, with temperatures gradually cooling by next week. Stay updated with local weather advisories to ensure a safe and enjoyable holiday week.
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