UPDATE: Central Indiana is bracing for accumulating snow beginning tonight, November 2, 2023, as colder air settles in and gusty winds continue to impact the region. The WRTV Storm Team warns that snow could significantly affect the evening commute, especially in western areas.
As temperatures plummet into the middle 20s overnight, residents can expect a gray and cloudy Thursday, with daytime highs barely reaching the 30°F mark. Preliminary forecasts indicate that a band of 1-3 inches of snow will blanket areas along and southwest of a line from Lafayette to Richmond, while central and southern parts of the region could see up to 3-5 inches of snow, though exact locations remain uncertain.
The storm system is expected to move in by Thursday evening, leading to the potential for hazardous travel conditions. With gusty winds still in play, wind chills will make temperatures feel even colder, adding to the urgency for residents to prepare.
Friday’s forecast reveals a continuation of cloudy skies with a high of just 33°F before another batch of light snow is predicted for Saturday. This will coincide with the coldest air of the season, where highs will struggle to reach the single digits on Sunday, leading to severe wind chills.
Residents are urged to stay informed and monitor weather updates closely as conditions develop. Officials recommend preparing for winter travel, especially during the overnight hours. Indianapolis Weather Forecast:
- Tonight: Cloudy. Low: 25°F
- Thursday: Cloudy with flurries possible. High: 31°F
- Thursday Night: Snow likely. Low: 26°F
- Friday: Mostly cloudy. High: 33°F
- Saturday: Light snow likely. High: 19°F
Stay tuned for further updates as this developing weather system unfolds. Share this urgent news with friends and family to ensure everyone stays safe and informed.
