Indianapolis, IN – Indiana residents are waking up to treacherous conditions Tuesday morning as slick roads and frigid wind chills grip the state. Untreated roads and sidewalks remain icy, creating hazards for commuters and pedestrians.
According to the National Weather Service, wind chill values will hover in the single digits overnight and Thursday morning. Residents are urged to bundle up in layers and minimize time outdoors to avoid cold-related health risks. Driving conditions will remain hazardous until midmorning as ice continues to pose a danger on roadways, including major routes like I-65 and I-70.
Tuesday will bring slightly warmer temperatures, with highs near 28°F, but conditions will cool again Tuesday night with lows around 9°F. Winds will remain light, but the bitter cold will persist, making outdoor activities uncomfortable.
Looking ahead, Wednesday will be mostly sunny but colder, with highs near 19°F and lows around 4°F. A warming trend is expected Thursday, with sunny skies and highs near 20°F. However, snow chances return Friday, with a 40% chance of snowfall during the evening hours.
Drivers should prepare for deteriorating conditions Friday night as temperatures dip to 12°F. Snow-covered roads are likely to affect travel throughout the region. Residents are advised to stay informed with the latest forecasts and plan accordingly for potentially hazardous conditions.
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