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Excessive Heat in Marion, Indiana

Excessive Heat June 29, 2026 · Marion, Indiana

What the National Weather Service wrote

A stretch of excessive heat began on the 29th with peak heat index value of 114F at Victory Field on June 30th. This event continued into July.

The wider storm

On June 29th into early July 2026, a stacked subtropical ridge built northward from the Mississippi Delta through most of North America's eastern half, with its center nearly stationary near the Tennessee Valley. Corresponding surface high pressure aligned from the Gulf coast to New England promoted light to moderate southwesterly breezes into central Indiana which maintained dewpoints usually in the 73-78 degree range and daily high temperatures in the low 90s. Resultant daily maximum heat indices were generally 100-109 degrees, with several, mainly central to southern central Indiana zones, reaching heat indices of 110-113 on June 29th and/or 30th.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 1357222. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.

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