Indianapolis, IN – Frigid air has taken over central Indiana, and conditions are expected to worsen this weekend with sub-freezing temperatures. Wind chills tonight will dip into the single digits, with lows in Indianapolis forecasted near 17°F. Residents traveling along I-465 should brace for icy patches overnight and early morning.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will bring mostly sunny skies but little relief from the cold, as highs only reach 31°F. Winds will persist at 11 to 15 mph today, with gusts up to 28 mph, amplifying the freezing sensation. Saturday night temperatures will drop to 19°F, with a slight chance of snow late.
Sunday offers a similar outlook, with highs near 29°F and light northwest winds. Temperatures will hover near 16°F overnight. Those planning holiday shopping or outdoor events should dress in layers and minimize exposure to the bitter cold.
The extended forecast shows sunny skies returning Monday and Tuesday, with temperatures around 31°F during the day and dropping to 17°F at night. Slight snow chances return by Tuesday night and Wednesday as highs climb to the upper 30s.
Motorists should exercise caution on highways and secondary roads, particularly during overnight hours when frost may form. Emergency kits with blankets, water, and flashlights are recommended for those traveling this weekend.
Stay updated by following the National Weather Service for real-time alerts and prepare for prolonged cold throughout the week.
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