The National Weather Service predicts that Indianapolis will wake up to an ambient temperature of 7 degrees on Jan. 23.

A cold weather advisory is in effect across Indiana through at least 1 p.m. Jan. 23, 2026, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — We will spend a few hours above freezing for the day today, but even colder Arctic air moves in late week with potential snow accumulation on the way this weekend. Today: Some clouds rolling overhead this morning as a warm front as passed through to the north,

As Indiana braces for a strong winter storm system moving in this weekend, we may see snow flurries on Jan. 21. Here's what we know from NWS Indianapolis.

We are a few days out, so expect changes, but a wintry system is likely to push into the lower Ohio River and Tennessee River Valley with a mix of snow/ice chances.

Bitterly cold air and snow accumulation potential is on the table heading into and through this weekend. Thursday night: Falling temperatures overnight with numbers down into the mid 20s by midnight,

The first part of the 1-2 punch here in central Indiana is here. That’s the cold weather and its grip on the Hoosier State isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Areas north and west of

A winter storm warning is in effect as a significant storm bears down on Johnson County this weekend, bringing the potential of more than half-a-foot of snow.

Folks are starting to stock up on winter supplies as extreme cold temperatures and expected snow approach the Hoosier State.

Brian Wilkes warns of bitter cold and heavy snow heading into central Indiana. Temperatures drop on Friday to single digits with snowfall starting up Saturday and growing heavier Sunday. Snowfall could top 10 inches for large swathes of central Indiana.