Indianapolis, IN – Central Indiana is gearing up for light snowfall tonight as a weak clipper system moves across the area. Forecasts predict up to 2 inches of snow, mainly affecting regions north of I-70, including Kokomo and Anderson. Roads along I-65 may become slippery overnight, posing risks for travelers heading out Friday morning.
When to Expect Snow
The National Weather Service reports that snowfall will begin around 8 p.m. tonight and continue until the early hours of Friday morning, tapering off by 4 a.m. Areas with higher snow accumulation may experience icy, untreated roads. Travelers are advised to reduce speed, drive cautiously, and allow extra time to reach their destinations.
Friday’s Weather Conditions
Friday will bring mostly sunny skies, but temperatures will drop significantly throughout the day. Wind chills could approach zero degrees by evening, with wind gusts reaching up to 23 mph. Outdoor activities may feel extremely cold, so dress in warm winter gear to stay safe.
Weekend Weather Outlook
Looking ahead, Saturday is expected to have clearer skies with highs around 25°F. However, Sunday and Monday will bring another round of snow, accompanied by subzero wind chills and significant accumulations. These conditions could disrupt the Monday morning commute, so plan ahead.
Tips for Staying Safe
- Stay updated with the latest local weather forecasts.
- Avoid unnecessary travel during the heaviest snowfall hours tonight.
- Keep snow shovels and de-icing supplies handy for clearing driveways and sidewalks.
- Dress warmly if heading outdoors to protect yourself from harsh wind chills.
Central Indiana residents should prepare for tonight’s snowfall and upcoming weather changes over the weekend. Stay safe and plan accordingly!
