INDIANAPOLIS--Snow is likely to fall just about everywhere across Indiana Friday, said the National Weather Service in Indianapolis.
“We’re looking at just about everywhere, but it’s going to be centralized here in the Indianapolis area and points northwest. That’s where the best chances of snow are going to be,” said Andrew White, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. “It looks like we’re going to see the potential for some widespread light snow, but then there’s going to be some bursts of heavier snow, which could lower visibilities and then lead to some minor accumulations here and there.”
White believes the best chances for the heaviest snow are in the afternoon drive to the early evening period on Friday.
“Take it slow and be prepared for some sudden slick spots. Even after the snow has fallen, some of it can melt and then cause more slick spots as well,” said White.
Snow will also be a factor during the weekend.
“The best chance for accumulating snow looks to be Friday. For Saturday and Sunday, there looks to be just little nuisance flurries. For the weekend, there will be some flurries, but nothing too substantial,” said White.
High temperatures will be in the 30s for at least the next week.
“Really, there’s not too much going on next week. The timeframe we’re looking at for rain and snow appears to be Wednesday and Thursday, but those look like pretty minor chances right now,” said White.
