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4:25 PM ET Update Pockets of scattered flurries are expected to continue into the late afternoon, with better chances for flurries residing north of the I-70 corridor. Towards sundown it is worth monitoring zero tolerance areas as there is low end risk for trace-0.1” accumulations, especially those shielded from westerly…

A pulse of snow showers are expected to move across central Indiana from 3 – 9 AM ET. As snow slides off to the east, accumulations of up to 0.5 inches will be possible north of Indianapolis (red outline). Central and southern portions of the state will be at risk…

8:30PM-ET Update Good Evening! Monitoring a broken line of snow pulses pushing southeast across your area. While coverage will continue to wane towards the the late evening hours, the risk for trace accumulations / isolated pockets of light coatings on pavement will continue to exists under the heavier pulses. See…

11:05 PM ET Update BOTTOM LINE: A line of rain and snow showers will impact your area over the next 4 to 5 hours. The line is moving east at about 35 mph. Areas north of the red dashed line will be at greater risk for brief surface impacts of…

7:00AM-ET Update Bottom Line: Moderate band of snow pushing eastward, parallel to I-70. Isolated pockets of slushy accumulations will be possible on untreated surfaces as it continues to move towards the IN/OH Border. Application continuing to see this risk for your area. In addition, link to regional video update below!…

Light mixed wintry precipitation will be possible for your area during the mid-morning hours with the best chance to see this activity from 4 – 7 AM. Current radar coverage is too widespread in extent of precipitation and plentiful low level dry air will help to inhibit precipitation reaching the…