Warm Temperatures and Rain Expected for Valentine's Day Weekend

Tracking the forecast for central Indiana, including potential for 60-degree days next week

Published on Feb. 13, 2026

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Central Indiana is expected to see some rain over the Valentine's Day weekend, with temperatures continuing to climb into next week. Friday night will be mostly clear and dry, with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Saturday will see increasing clouds leading to shower potential by Saturday night, though some areas may not see any rain. Rain totals will be on the lower end, with areas south of I-70 having a better chance for 0.5 inches or more. Sunday's rain will taper off through sunrise, and we may even see some late-day sunshine, with highs in the low to mid 50s. Looking ahead, next week could bring multiple 60-degree days, with next Wednesday potentially reaching the mid-60s and challenging the record high of 66 from 2017.

Why it matters

The Valentine's Day weekend weather is important for those with outdoor plans, while the potential for warmer temperatures next week could impact energy usage, outdoor activities, and agricultural concerns.

The details

The weather system moving in this weekend will bring a mix of clouds and rain, with the best chance for prolonged rainfall being south of I-70. While some areas may not see any rain at all, those to the south could receive 0.5 inches or more. Temperatures will remain in the low to mid 50s over the weekend, but next week is expected to bring a significant warm-up, with multiple days potentially reaching the 60s and possibly challenging record highs.

  • Friday night will be mostly clear and dry, with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s.
  • Saturday will see increasing clouds leading to shower potential by Saturday night.
  • Sunday's rain will taper off through sunrise, and we may even see some late-day sunshine, with highs in the low to mid 50s.
  • Next Wednesday currently looks the warmest, with temperatures potentially reaching the mid 60s and challenging the record high of 66 from 2017.

The players

Indianapolis

The city in central Indiana that is the focus of the weather forecast.

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What’s next

The National Weather Service will continue to monitor the weather patterns and provide updates on the potential for record-breaking temperatures next week.

The takeaway

The upcoming weather in central Indiana will feature a mix of rain and warmer temperatures, with the potential for multiple 60-degree days next week that could challenge long-standing records. Residents should be prepared for changing conditions and plan accordingly for their outdoor activities and energy needs.