Hopefully you're able to get outside and enjoy some sunshine today along with the temperatures in the 60s because it won't last much longer! We're about to settle into a much wetter pattern over the next week or so in our area. 

A front will move through tonight that could bring in a few showers, but it should remain pretty scattered. That front will drop temperatures quickly and will only allow us to reach near 50 for the high temperatures on Sunday. 

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Monday will bring a chance for a wintry mix to our area. There is still a lot of conflicting data with how much moisture will be available, but high resolution data that is starting to come in this morning is showing that chance for Monday morning. A sleet/snow mix could start us off on Monday, but pavement temperatures should still be well above freezing, so the impact on roads should be minimal.

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Whether that plays out or not, soon after we settle in to a wet week. A frontal boundary will stall over our area this upcoming week and will provide enough of a spark to get multiple days worth of widespread rain chances, especially on the Indiana side.

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This could end up adding up quickly, with some locations seeing more than 3-5" of rain by the end of the upcoming week. 

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Courtesy: NOAA

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