Indianapolis, IN – Patchy freezing drizzle is creating hazardous driving conditions across central Indiana this morning, with icy patches forming on untreated roads and sidewalks. Drivers heading to work should prepare for delays and exercise caution, particularly near I-65 and other major routes.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Indianapolis, light freezing drizzle is expected through 10 a.m. The morning rush may be significantly impacted, with a 20% chance of additional precipitation. Officials urge motorists to allow extra time for travel and maintain a safe distance from other vehicles.
Following today’s freezing drizzle, a stronger system is forecasted to bring rain and snow Wednesday night. The NWS has issued a wind advisory, with gusts reaching 38 mph. Rain will transition to snow after 8 p.m., though snowfall accumulations are expected to stay under an inch.
Looking ahead, Thursday will be partly sunny but bitterly cold, with a high of 25°F and wind chills dipping to near zero. Friday and Saturday promise clear skies, with highs reaching 30°F and 41°F, respectively.
Residents are encouraged to monitor weather updates and prepare for potential disruptions, particularly tonight and early Thursday. Pedestrians should also be cautious on slick sidewalks and bridges.
For the latest updates, visit the NWS website or follow local weather advisories. Stay safe on the roads this week as Indiana experiences rapidly changing winter conditions.
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