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Indianapolis, IN – A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect today across central Indiana as snow and cold temperatures threaten travel safety. Forecasters predict 2 to 4 inches of snow, with higher amounts southeast of Indianapolis. Commuters should expect delays and difficult road conditions during the evening rush hour.
According to the National Weather Service, snow began this morning and will intensify during the afternoon, tapering off by late evening. I-70 and nearby highways are likely to see hazardous conditions, with bridges and overpasses posing the greatest risk. Wind chills could drop to single digits, further complicating outdoor activities.
Residents should avoid unnecessary travel and allow extra time if heading out. Keep emergency supplies in your vehicle and monitor road conditions. Colder air arrives overnight, with temperatures falling into the teens and wind chills nearing zero by Saturday morning.
The snowfall transitions into mostly cloudy skies Saturday, offering a brief respite before another system brings freezing drizzle by Sunday evening. A plunge into subzero wind chills is forecast Monday night through Wednesday, as a strong Arctic front sweeps through.
Stay updated with local forecasts and take precautions against frostbite with Monday night temperatures expected to drop below 0°F. The weekend will also see fluctuating temperatures and snow showers, emphasizing the importance of layered clothing and safety preparation.
Indiana travelers are encouraged to check 511 for the latest road updates and winter weather advisories.
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