Source: @NWS / @NWSINDIANAPOLIS — Central Indiana remains in a prolonged stretch of cold weather, though temperatures are expected to slowly moderate heading into the weekend and early next week, according to the National Weather Service. “When we get super cold here in Indianapolis, we often have clear or mostly sunny skies with few clouds,” McGinnis said. Beyond Tuesday, temperatures may again struggle to reach 32 degrees as additional weather systems move through the region. McGinnis said the city could be approaching a record for the longest stretch with high temperatures at or below 20 degrees. Temperatures during the current stretch have stayed below that threshold for several days, though forecasters expect highs to rise above 20 degrees before reaching record territory.