Indianapolis, IN – Light snow is expected to move across Central Indiana this evening, bringing potential slick spots and reduced visibility overnight. According to the National Weather Service Indianapolis, snow will begin between 7 and 9 PM and taper off between 2 and 4 AM Monday morning.
Snow accumulations are forecast to remain under 1 inch, though northern parts of the region may approach that mark. Forecasters say while overall impacts are minor, below-freezing temperatures could allow some snow to stick to roads, particularly in shaded or untreated areas.
The NWS cautions that wind gusts up to 30 mph may cause minor blowing and drifting, especially in open or rural areas. Drivers are advised to use caution on bridges, overpasses, and secondary roads where ice may develop overnight.
Commuters heading out early Monday should allow extra travel time as temperatures stay well below freezing through the morning hours. No major winter weather advisories are currently in effect, but updates will be issued if conditions worsen.
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