Indianapolis, IN – A winter storm is set to bring heavy rain and snow across Indiana on Wednesday, potentially disrupting Thanksgiving travel plans. Weather experts warn that localized snow bands could create slick conditions along major routes, including I-65 and I-70.
According to the National Weather Service, precipitation will begin as rain in the afternoon, transitioning to a rain-snow mix by Wednesday evening. Heavier snow bands are expected overnight, with snowfall varying across the region. Drivers are urged to check forecasts frequently and prepare for reduced visibility and icy patches, especially during the evening commute.
Detailed Wednesday Forecast
Rain will likely start after 1 p.m., with temperatures reaching a high of 43°F. Southeast winds of 3-7 mph will shift northwest by evening as the system intensifies. Overnight lows are expected to dip near 32°F, with snow accumulations ranging from a dusting to half an inch.
Thanksgiving Outlook and 5-Day Forecast
• Thursday: Partly sunny skies with highs near 41°F and light northwest winds—ideal conditions for holiday gatherings.
• Friday: Sunny and cooler with highs near 30°F; gusty winds may make it feel colder.
• Saturday: A 30% chance of light snow develops in the evening, but impacts should remain minimal.
• Sunday: Sunny with highs near 28°F, offering a calm end to the holiday weekend.
Stay alert for weather updates and be cautious on roadways during this midweek storm. Drivers are encouraged to allow extra travel time and keep emergency supplies in their vehicles.
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