Snow squalls may reduce visibility to zero briefly this afternoon across central Indiana.
See where they are right now on My Huge Radar. Wind chills will drop to just below zero late tonight and tomorrow morning.
There is a smaller, clipper-like system arriving tomorrow afternoon. There will be some snow showers. Amounts appear to be light, only a couple of hundredths liquid equivalent especially from I-70 northward. Little accumulation, but combined with cold ground and very cold air, this could lead to a quick coating on road surfaces.
This cold snap only lasts a couple days. Weekend temperatures will warm up to near to slightly above normal. There will also be a couple of upper waves moving through bringing multiple chances for precipitation.
INDY SEVEN DAY FORECAST
Today: Partly to mostly cloudy. Wind gusts to 30 mph. Snow showers and snow squalls after 2pm could cause visibilities to briefly drop to zero in spots. An inch or less expected. High 35.
Tonight: Evening snow squalls could briefly limit visibility. Total snow of an inch or less. Clearing late, with chills near or just below zero. Low 14.
Thursday: Morning sun and afternoon clouds. Afternoon snow showers possible. High 26.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with early evening snow showers. Partly cloudy overnight. Low 19.
Friday: Partly sunny. High 41.
Friday Night: Clouding up. Low 32.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. Scattered showers in the afternoon. High 47.
Saturday Night: Scattered showers. Low 40.
Sunday: More showers, especially in the morning. High 48.
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy. Spotty showers after midnight. Low 36.
Monday: Showers are likely. High 50.
Monday Night: Scattered showers. Low 33.
Tuesday: Partly sunny. High 44.
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