Our next round of snow will fall Thursday night, with a fresh dusting to 2 inches of snow across the state. More snow showers are likely this weekend, too.

According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, two quick moving systems will track across central Indiana Friday morning and afternoon. Minimal snow accumulations are expected to be less than an inch, but locally, higher amounts are possible.

A brief warmup is ahead before we potentially lock in on another arctic blast. Cold weather advisories remain in effect until 9 PM Tuesday morning. Monday night: Very cold and mostly clear. Lows in the single digits with subzero lows.

Heavy snow showers along with gusty winds hit the Indianapolis metro area Wednesday afternoon, January 14, leading to near-whiteout conditions in some areas, the National Weather Service (NWS) said.Footage shows snow falling in Westfield,

January is know for extreme weather across Indiana. Last Friday, we reached our warmest temperature of the month with a high of 65°. A cold front moved across the state Wednesday and brought in

Indianapolis to see fluctuating weather with sun, rain, and snow, and temperatures ranging from lows of 22°F to highs near 50°F.

Scattered snow today. Cold weekend with temperatures into the 20s both Saturday and Sunday. Cold temps continue next week.