Where's the White? Here's one model's depiction of Christmas Day snow cover. (Map via WeatherBELL; click to enlarge.) If you have Christmas Eve Eve
Indiana's Weather For Monday
Mother Nature made our weekend great again. One more beautiful day is ahead, with high pressure strong at the surface. A cold front approaches
Monday Night-Tuesday Morning Snow Blog
here for a full size snowfall map.) Reports received at the NWS office: PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT...SUMMARY NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS
How Cold Is 2014 In Indy?
So far, (drum roll) we're tied for third coldest ever, according to the National Weather Service this week. #Indy is currently tied for the 3rd
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Map
The watch covers these Indiana counties: Clay, Knox, Parke, Vermillion, Daviess, Martin, Putnam, Vigo, Greene, Owen and Sullivan. Click here for my
County Travel Status Map
A mix of yellow and orange (and two rogue reds) on the #Indiana County Travel Status Map for Thursday morning. Get updates any time by clicking here.
Tuesday Indiana County Travel Status
Still some orange and red on the map, due to the chill in central Indiana, and the continuing digging-out in Michiana. (Map shows 9am status - for the
Indiana County Travel Status Map
Northeast Indiana is all red and angry. But things are peachy in Howard and Hendricks counties, at least as of 10am Monday. Click here for updates
Friday Indiana County Travel Status Map
STILL some "orange" counties on the map this morning. Remaining road problems should ease this afternoon as temps climb above freezing and stay there
Indiana County Travel Status Map
Still plenty of orange and yellow across the state as of 5am Thursday. Get updates by clicking here. It should become easier for chemicals to work as
What’s Ahead: A Little Snow, A Quick Mix, A Bigger Rain
Mother Nature's been painting in bold strokes since Sunday, with the biggest snow in five years and the coldest temps in twenty years. Now: the swings
Preliminary Snowfall Map From Yesterday
Not surprisingly, the highest totals, some past one foot, are just to the north and northwest of Indianapolis. The numbers cut off sharply not too far