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Indiana — The quiet, sunny skies over northern Indiana this morning are deceptively calm, hiding a dramatic shift just days ahead. By Monday night, clouds will thicken, rain will spread across the region, and travelers will begin feeling the first touch of early winter weather before Thanksgiving.
According to the National Weather Service in Northern Indiana, today’s mild sunshine gives way to increasing clouds and a light south breeze. Highs will reach the mid-40s Saturday and climb into the 50s Sunday, setting up a brief warm spell before a strong front brings widespread rainfall Monday night into Tuesday. Some areas could see moderate rainfall during the Monday evening commute, reducing visibility on I-69, I-469, and U.S. 30…