Indianapolis, IN – After a stretch of mild weather, Indiana residents should prepare for a rapid cooldown and potential snowfall this week. Rainfall today will mark the transition to colder temperatures and a significant shift in the region’s weather pattern.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, temperatures will drop into the 30s by New Year’s Day, with overnight lows plunging into the 20s. Thursday evening may bring light snow, especially along major roadways like I-65 and I-70. Commuters should be cautious of slick conditions as freezing temperatures persist into Friday.
The cold snap will intensify over the weekend, with highs struggling to reach the upper 20s. Saturday and Sunday could see another round of snow, with a winter storm developing over the Ohio Valley. Current models suggest a 50% chance of snow accumulation starting Sunday afternoon, with low temperatures dipping into the teens.
Residents should prepare for freezing conditions, ensure vehicles are winter-ready, and monitor updates for potential advisories or warnings. The National Weather Service advises keeping an emergency kit in your car and avoiding unnecessary travel during snowstorms.
As New Year’s Day approaches, the weather shift will impact celebrations and travel plans across the region. Stay tuned to local forecasts for updates and safety alerts.
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