After early morning rain, temperatures remain well above average on Tuesday and flirt with 70 degrees due to a gusty southwest wind and possibly some sunshine, too. The first of two late-week cold fronts arrives Wednesday morning with another line of quick-moving rain. Plan for windy conditions developing Wednesday and gusts could exceed 35 mph, causing sporadic power outages. There will be noticeably colder air behind that front Wednesday with highs near 50 degrees. A much strong push of chillier air emerges Wednesday night into Thursday afternoon as low pressure intensifies to our north-northeast of Lower Michigan. This causes a strong west-northwest to northerly wind to deliver our coldest air of the season as the low drops southward through the Indiana-Ohio state line, delivering a period of rain/snow that may become predominantly snow at times. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/weather/forecast/indianapolis-forecast-central-indiana-wthr-live-doppler-13/531-4a93aa91-3df7-44aa-85b9-d0b1a39686f3