Things to take off your Christmas List: – Snow shovels – Sun Glasses MONDAY HEADLINES – Light rain this evening – Potential for fog tonight, especially north of Indianapolis – Rain likely late Christmas Eve into Christmas morning – Temperatures in the 50s to near 60 Friday-Sunday National Weather Service Technical Discussion: Occasional light rain Click for more: Indiana’s Weather For Today. Via Paul Poteet.      

Today: Becoming cloudy. High 39. Tonight: Scattered showers possible in the evening. Areas of patchy fog overnight. Low 33. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, with patchy fog. High 42. Christmas Eve: Cloudy, with showers after midnight. Low 34. Christmas Day: Cloudy, with scattered showers. High 42. Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy. Low 39. Thursday: Partly sunny and warmer. Click for more: Lafayette Forecast. Via Paul Poteet.      

Via @NWSIndianapolis… Enjoy the sun today as clouds and rain chances move in for most of the upcoming week, including Christmas day. It will trend warmer through the week, with temperatures well above normal by mid to late week. National Weather Service Forecast Discussion .KEY MESSAGES... - Warming trend begins today, continues through the upcoming Click for more: Indiana’s Weather For Sunday. Via Paul Poteet.      

Via @NWSIndianapolis… Heat miser agrees to let go of the mild weather at end of December, with cold miser taking charge in January. Several rain chances will accompany the warm air between Christmas and New Years Day. Colder air is expected to invade in January and likely continue thru mid month.   Technical discussion from Click for more: Indiana’s Weather For Saturday. Via Paul Poteet.      

HEADLINES – Morning and midday snow; locally 2-3 inches possible near Muncie and Winchester. – Wind gusts 25-35 mph developing this afternoon/evening. – Periods of rain and a warming trend next week. The heaviest snow will fall around Kokomo down through Anderson/Muncie through New Castle. Any accumulating snow on grassy surfaces will be rinsed clean Click for more: Indiana’s Weather For Today. Via Paul Poteet.