SUMMARY: Morning temperatures are milder than yesterday, ranging from the mid-20s to 31°F downtown. The Arctic air is retreating, with a few flurries expected near North Vernon and Carrollton. Today will be partly sunny with a high of 39°F. Tomorrow is forecasted to reach 50°F before rain arrives Friday night, continuing into Saturday. The rain should clear by late Saturday afternoon, but colder temperatures will follow, with highs only reaching 26°F on Sunday and single-digit lows for the MLK holiday on Monday. Expect highs in the teens, gradually warming to above freezing by next Wednesday.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on a late week milder trend in the forecast.

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