Current Weather in Monroe County, IN

Updated: Wed Sep 30th 2026 9:15 AM EDT
Overcast

65°F 18°C

Feels Like 63°F / 17°C

Monroe County, IN  weather condition is Overcast and 65°F.

Today's Weather in Monroe County,IN

The current weather in Monroe County IN as of 9:15 AM EDT on Wed Sep 30th 2026, has a sky condition of Overcast with the visibility of 6 mile(s) and the UV index at 0.3. It is 65 degrees fahrenheit but feels like 63 degrees with a forecasted high of 80 and low of 62. The barometric pressure is 30 - measured by inches of mercury - and is steady since its last observation. The humidity is 61 percent that's falling since the last report, with a dew point of 52 degrees fahrenheit which is rising. Wind direction is from the South-Southeast at 5.6 miles per hour, gusting at 18.6 miles per hour. Sunrise was at 7:41 AM and Sunset is at 7:30 PM. The moon phase is a Waning Gibbous moon rising at 9:26 PM with 75% illumination. Thank you for listening to the weather report from LocalConditions.com!

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  • Barometer 30 inHg. rising
  • Humidity 61% falling
  • Heat Index 65°F
  • Wind from SSE. 5.6 mph
  • Wind Gust 18.6 miles per hour
  • Wind Chill 65°F
  • UV Index 0.3
  • Dew Point 52°F rising
  • Visibility 6 mi.
  • Sunrise 7:41 AM
  • Sunset 7:30 PM
  • Moonrise 9:26 PM
  • Moonset 12:00 PM
  • Moon Phase Waning Gibbous Moon 75%

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Hourly Forecast - Next 8 hours

10 Day Forecast

Overcast

Overcast with a high of 80°F and a low of 62°F. 11% possible chance of rain predicted. Winds will be light at 10mph at times. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 51%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 80° | Lo 62° 51% 11% 0% 9.8 mph

Overcast

Overcast with a high of 88°F and a low of 69°F. 7% possible chance of rain predicted. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 14mph. Humidity levels are comfortable, sitting around 43%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 88° | Lo 69° 43% 7% 0% 13.4 mph

Light Rain Shower

Light Rain Shower with a high of 79°F and a low of 54°F. Probable rainfall forecasted, having an 89% chance with an estimated 0.83in. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 15mph. Expect high humidity with levels above 80% to 86%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 79° | Lo 54° 86% 89% | est. 0.83in 0% 14.3 mph

Overcast

Overcast with a high of 67°F and a low of 51°F. 12% possible chance of rain predicted. Winds will be moderate, blowing around 13mph. The humidity will be on the higher side, reaching around 70%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 67° | Lo 51° 70% 12% 0% 12.1 mph

Sunny

Sunny with a high of 70°F and a low of 52°F. 7% possible chance of rain predicted. Winds will be light at 10mph at times. The humidity will be on the higher side, reaching around 61%.

Temperature Humidity Rainfall Snow Wind
Hi 70° | Lo 52° 61% 7% 0% 9.8 mph

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Hourly Temperature

 

The current temperature today is 65°F. The morning temperature of 62°F is lowest at 8am with the daytime high of 80°F at 6pm and a low around 70°F at 11am is expected.

Hourly Barometric Pressure

 

The highest pressure today is 30.01inHg at 10am and lowest being 29.9inHg at 5pm.

Hourly Wind Speeds

 

The fastest wind is reported to be 9.8mph at 1pm, while the slowest is 4.5mph around 1am; expect wind gusts peaking 25.1mph at 11pm.

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Current National Weather

 

Heavy Rain and Flood Threat in the Central and Southern Plains 09-30 to 10-02
Updated Wed Sep 30th 2026, 4:27am PDT

This week, expect stormy weather with heavy rain and flooding risks, especially in the Central Rockies, Central Plains, and Southern Plains. Wednesday and Thursday will be particularly wet, with up to 2-3 inches of rain and a potential for flash floods. The rain may cause streams and rivers to overflow, impacting those in low-lying areas. Storms and showers will also reach the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, with severe weather possible in parts of Texas and Oklahoma.

Heavy Rain and Flooding Concerns

Central Rockies/Central High Plains: On Wednesday, expect heavy rain due to a mix of upper-level energy and tropical moisture coming from the Gulf. Up to 3 inches of rain are expected, with potential for flash floods. Watch for swollen streams possibly affecting larger rivers.

Southern Plains: Wednesday will bring showers and thunderstorms, with a significant chance of flash flooding. Rainfall could reach 2-3 inches, creating hazardous conditions, especially in areas recovering from recent fires. Stay alert for urban flooding and avoid flooded roads.

Southern Plains: Thursday continues the risk of heavy rain, with ongoing potential for flash floods and river overflows, especially in burn areas.

Southern Plains: By Friday, the risk lessens slightly but localized flooding remains a threat. Be cautious in urban areas and near small streams.

Severe Thunderstorm Alert

Southern Plains: On Wednesday, severe thunderstorms could bring lightning, strong winds, hail, and even a few tornadoes. Stay safe and have your storm plans ready.

Rain Heading to the Midwest

Upper Midwest/Great Lakes: A cold front will bring rain and thunderstorms on Wednesday and Thursday. Expect additional rain for the Lower Great Lakes by Friday.

Gulf Coast/Florida Coast: Showers and storms will develop from Thursday to Friday, so keep your umbrellas close by.

The difference between rain and snow depends on the storm's path and where the cold air is located. In this case, warm air means rain for most areas.