Indianapolis, IN – Winter’s grip tightens on Indiana as subfreezing temperatures take hold this week, leaving residents and commuters preparing for hazardous conditions. Monday’s high will struggle to reach 27 degrees, with wind chills making it feel even colder.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, mornings will remain particularly frigid, with lows dipping to 17 degrees Monday and barely improving later in the week. Drivers are warned of icy spots during early commutes, especially on major roadways like I-465. The NWS adds a slight chance of snow Monday morning and wintry precipitation again on Wednesday, raising concerns for slippery roads.
Tuesday offers a minor reprieve with highs climbing near 32 degrees under mostly sunny skies. However, a potential wintry mix on Wednesday morning, including freezing rain and snow, could create hazardous conditions across Central Indiana.
Temperatures will remain well below seasonal averages through the week, with daytime highs staying near or below freezing. Nights will be bitterly cold, with lows in the teens through Thursday.
Residents should take precautions to prevent frostbite and hypothermia. Limit outdoor exposure and ensure pipes and vehicles are winterized. Pedestrians should be cautious of black ice on sidewalks, and drivers are urged to monitor road conditions before traveling.
Stay updated with daily forecasts from the National Weather Service or local news outlets to plan safely for the week ahead.
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