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Indiana Braces for Thanksgiving Snow Blitz

Summary

  • Heavy snowfall predicted across Indiana starting Saturday.
  • Northern Indiana could see up to 14 inches of snow.
  • Travelers are advised to exercise caution this weekend.
Indiana Braces for Thanksgiving Snow Blitz

A significant winter storm is poised to impact Indiana this weekend, bringing heavy snowfall and potentially disrupting Thanksgiving travel. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts a winter storm watch for central and northern Indiana, with accumulations expected to range from 3 to 6 inches.

Northern parts of the state are predicted to receive the heaviest amounts, with South Bend possibly seeing 10 to 14 inches of snow. Areas north of Indianapolis, along major interstates like I-69 and I-65, are expected to face increasingly difficult travel conditions throughout Saturday. Meteorologists note that the exact snowfall totals could vary due to a potential mix of rain.

Authorities are urging travelers to exercise caution. The National Weather Service recommends heading home on Friday if possible or delaying travel until Sunday to avoid the worst conditions. Information on road conditions and travel advisories is available through Indiana's Trafficwise map.

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Indianapolis is expected to receive 2 to 5 inches of snow, with potential for rain mixed in Saturday evening.
The winter storm is predicted to begin Saturday morning and continue into the early hours of Sunday.
Areas north of Indianapolis, particularly South Bend, are expected to receive the heaviest snowfall, potentially up to 14 inches.

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