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Kentucky Weather: Dry Halloween, 70% Rain Chance November 1

Louisville, KY – Halloween celebrations across central Kentucky and southern Indiana are increasingly likely to remain dry Saturday, October 31, as unusually warm late-October weather continues before a significant increase in rain chances Sunday, November 1.

Louisville, KY · 15d

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Unseasonable warmth continues, Halloween weekend rain possible | Oct. 28, 2026

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) - Central Indiana continues to enjoy unseasonably warm, dry weather through the rest of the work week. The big question: Will rain affect your Halloween weekend plans? Here's what you need to know. Today (Wednesday):. Sunshine dominates across Central Indiana with afternoon highs reaching the mid to upper...

Indianapolis, IN · 15d

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Ohio Valley, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan Set for 1 to 2+ Inches of Rain as Multiple Storm Systems Roll Through Between November 2 and November 6

OHIO VALLEY — November is starting off wet. Multiple storm systems are expected to move through between November 2 and November 6, bringing widespread rain to the Ohio Valley and much of the Midwest and Great Lakes. A large part of the region is in line for 1 to...

Illinois · 15d

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Indiana Weather: Fort Wayne Oct. 26-Nov. 1, Halloween Rain Risk

Northern Indiana faces a mild Halloween forecast as clocks prepare to fall back Sunday, November 1.

Fort Wayne, IN · 17d

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Indianapolis, Indiana Weather Oct. 26-Nov. 1: Warm Halloween, Clock Change

Indianapolis reaches 77 degrees Thursday before rain chances increase Halloween night.

Indianapolis, IN · 17d

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Temperatures Running Up to 24 Degrees Above Normal Could Push Highs Near 70 in Indianapolis, Columbus, Detroit, and Louisville From Late October Into Early November

INDIANAPOLIS — October is ending on a very warm note across the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes, and November may start the same way. Forecast models show a stretch of well above normal temperatures from October 29 through November 3. Readings could run 10 to 15 degrees or more above normal for this time of year. Afternoon highs are expected to reach the mid 60s, with a day or two possibly hitting 70 degrees or warmer.

Indiana · 18d

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Crop Tour: Harvest Finish Line in Sight as Warm, Dry Window Drives Massive Gains

Indiana farmers made major strides over the past week as cooperative, open weather allowed combines to roll at near full capacity across multiple regions of the state. In Northeast Indiana’s Allen County, Roger Hadley reports a dramatic turnaround in progress following weeks of weather-related delays. “Last week when I...

Indiana · 17d

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What other resources are out there for IN flood victims?

Indiana · 16d

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Nearly 40,000 eastern Indiana households receive federal flood assistance

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has distributed more than $150 million in financial aid to nearly 40,000 households impacted by flooding in eastern Indiana.

Indiana · 19d

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Indiana-Ohio Fog Alert: Visibility Below ¼ Mile Oct 25

NWS warns visibility could fall below a quarter-mile across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio.

Fort Wayne, IN · 18d

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FEMA assistance deadline approaching for Indiana flood survivors

WAYNE COUNTY, Indiana (WKEF) -- Indiana residents affected by this year’s severe storms and flooding have until Sunday, Oct. 25, to apply for FEMA Individual Assistance. According to FEMA spokesperson Nate Custer, Wayne County is among 25 Indiana counties currently eligible for assistance. The storms brought damaging winds, tornadoes and heavy rain to the state in August, triggering flash flooding and leaving some communities with damaged homes and roads.

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