INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Confidence is growing in a winter storm system that will bring light to moderate snowfall across central Indiana beginning early Saturday morning through early Sunday, according to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis.
The highest risk for 4 inches or more of snow is focused north of I-70, including Lafayette, Kokomo, Muncie, and Crawfordsville, where probabilities range from 65% to 80%. Lighter totals are likely farther south toward Bloomington and Columbus, where the storm could mix with or change to light rain by Saturday night.
Forecasters noted that travel impacts are likely, especially Saturday morning into the afternoon as snow intensity increases. “Confidence is increasing in snow accumulation across much of central Indiana,” meteorologists said, though they cautioned that small track shifts could still change totals.
Key Forecast Details:
- Timing: Snow begins early Saturday morning, continues through Saturday night, tapering early Sunday.
- Heaviest Snow: Likely north of I-70, where bands may produce 4–6 inches.
- Southern Areas: Mix or changeover to rain possible Saturday evening.
- Travel Impacts: Slippery and snow-covered roads likely; reduced visibility in heavier bursts.
Snow Probability Highlights:
- Lafayette: 80% chance of 4”+
- Kokomo: 76% chance
- Crawfordsville: 67% chance
- Muncie: 62% chance
- Indianapolis: 46% chance
- Bloomington: 25% chance
Drivers are advised to plan for winter travel conditions Saturday, particularly during the morning and early afternoon when snowfall rates are expected to be highest.
