We are starting off the weekend with mild temperatures and areas of patchy fog! Dew points in the lower 60s are also creating a more humid atmosphere this morning! Most areas were dry, but there was an isolated thunderstorm that did fire up within Bartholomew and Jackson counties. This is a great representation of what we will see today! The weather is more unsettled weather east of the state, which is creating widely scattered showers and thunderstorms this morning in Ohio. The nearby disturbance will keep a spotty storm chance at play this afternoon over east-central Indiana. Not everyone will see rainfall today and there will be many dry hours to enjoy outdoors. Highs will approach the 80° mark late in the afternoon. The Indians have a game tonight against Buffalo and the weather is going to remain warm. Skies will be partly cloudy with temperatures with temperatures around 80 at first pitch. More clouds build into the state this evening as a weakening cold front approaches from the west. Widely scattered showers and isolated storms are possible after 10 PM. However, the rainfall we see tonight is not going to be a complete washout. Most of the activity is going to break apart as the wave travels over the state. Skies will remain cloudy overnight as lows fall to the lower 60s. More dry time on the way for tomorrow, but temperatures will be running cooler due to the northwesterly wind shift. Skies will be partly sunny with highs in the mid-70s. Storm chances rise Sunday night and into Monday morning.