A quiet, mostly cloudy day for your Monday with highs in the upper 20s...Cold weather continues and some roads are still pretty rough...Your evening rush hour for today should be just fine too...

Snow moves in tonight after midnight and picks up with intensity by Tuesday's morning rush hour!  We could have a couple of inches on the ground by 9:00am.  This will make for some tough travel and more than likely result in school delays and closings.  Steady snow will continue through Tuesday afternoon with amounts around 3 to 6 inches on the ground by Tuesday night!  More light snow, snow showers, and lake-effect snows will continue for Wednesday.  This could result in additional accumulations of 1 to 3 inches.  This should put complete totals from 5 to 9 inches by Wednesday night in central Indiana!  Along with the snow, more wind will create blowing and drifting of snow through Wednesday night...Look for more updates on possible snow totals throughout the day!

We saw a quiet day weather wise across Central Indiana today but big changes are in store for the work week as a potent winter storm has its sights set on Central Indiana.

We saw some much needed sunshine today as a winter storm plowed thru much of the state yesterday.

Another quiet day shaping up with mostly cloudy skies and dry conditions throughout the entire afternoon and evening!   The large winter storm is now underway and growing!  Should begin to make its track toward the circle city by 2:00am Friday morning, hence activating the Winter Storm Watch.

The combination of snow, sleet and rain could make for some slippery travel for the early rush hour.  It appears that as the day wears on snow will fall steadily and heavily at times.  Snow will begin to pile-up and roads will be quite messy by Friday night AND Saturday morning!  How much snow?  It appears that a solid 4 to 7 inches of snow should fall in central Indiana by Saturday morning.  Some areas may actually squeeze out 8 inches.  This will be an all day and all night event so the worst of the conditions will be on Saturday, as the totals will be at their highest then...

A couple of quiet days are expected for today and Thursday...A little sun for both days and mainly dry conditions too.  Highs for the next two days will be seasonal with ranges from 36 to 40 degrees...

Jumping ahead to Friday and the potential for a more significant snowfall here in the Ohio Valley...early weather models are showing plenty of moisture for the Indy...question is how cold will it be when the precipitation arrives in the city.  If its all snow totals could exceed more than 6 inches...if its a rain/snow mix totals will be less.  More to come in the days ahead!

Snow showers are flying this morning around central Indiana!  It shouldn't amount to too much but even minor accumulations could slicken roads for the morning rush.  Some spots are seeing heavier snow bursts mainly north and east of the city as of 5:15am this morning.  Snow showers should eventually change-over to light, spotty rain showers this afternoon.  Clouds will loom today with highs in the upper 30s. 

Our furry friend Punxsutawney Phil will be yanked out of its warm home around 7:25am this morning to give his official forecast.  Right now its cloudy in Pennsylvania which is good...if Phil does not see his shadow that means an earlier spring!

After several days with little to no sunshine, we can finally expect to see some today.

JANUARY WILL CLOSE ON A COLD NOTE WHILE A DANGEROUS WINTER STORM CRIPPLES PARTS OF THE SOUTHERN U.S.

THE COLDEST AIR IN OVER TWO WEEKS ARRIVED EARLY THURSDAY MORNING.  THE COLD FRONT WILL SETTLE SOUTH AND PREVENT A MAJOR WINTER STORM THIS WEEKEND.

We saw areas that picked up near a half inch of snow overnight. It was just enough to ice over the road ways and cause slick conditions.

A sunny start this morning but a cold start too...Enjoy the early sunshine as clouds gather this afternoon and into the overnight.  Light snow is expected in the overnight with an inch or less of accumulation.  Most of the accumulating snow will fall south of I-70 and should be ending by 10:00am Thursday morning.  Not a huge deal but some roads will be slick to icy and accidents will ensue...

A southern storm is still being monitored with heavy snow possible from Arkansas to Washington D.C. on Friday and into Saturday!  Watches and warnings are up and this storm is just now forming...traveling south and southeast for the weekend could bring long delays!   

The temperature down turn is under way with gusty snow showers blowing across the area Monday night. 

This weekend's quick blast of spring weather made for pleasant conditions with highs reaching 55-degrees at one point here in the city...And now back to reality as winter's cold rears its ugly head with more cold and snow...

Light snow will move in tonight with about an inch of accumulation should be expected late tonight into early Tuesday morning...not a lot of snow but roads will be slick in spots by Tuesday morning.  And more snow showers should be expected off and on for Tuesday afternoon.  Along with the snow, more cold air pouring in...Get your updated 7-Day forecast right now on FOX 59 morning news!   

We topped out at 55 degrees here in the circle city. Ahead of the cold front that brought us rain, temps spiked into the mid 50's around the entire state.

Patchy, heavy fog creating several school delays again this morning!  Expect road conditions to improve through the morning and afternoon, as drier air works in...Highs today, not bad, ranging from 40 to 45 degrees in the city!

The weekend forecast will be an active one with warm and windy conditions on Saturday, followed by heavy rain and storms on Sunday morning.  Saturday's high could be the warmest so far of 2010, forecasted at 55-degrees!  Cold front arrives Sunday morning pushing temperatures down and overspreading the area with heavy rain (1 to 2") and gusty thunderstorms.

Colts tail-gating forecast will have us under cloudy skies, breezy conditions, and scattered showers...along with a damp environment, steadily falling temperatures are expected!  Kickoff temperatures should be right around 39-degrees.  Get more on FOX 59 right now! 

Another round of freezing rain overnight is creating a lot of problems on area roadways, mainly north and east of Indianapolis...expect roads to improve as the morning wears on due to salt trucks going out right now and temperatures steadily rising...This afternoon rain will fall and not freeze as highs climb into the middle to upper 30s. 

Level 1 travel warnings and advisories are in effect for Randolph and Wayne counties...travel is very tough out there as of 6:00am this morning...they are advising travelers to use extreme caution in those areas. 

Warm-up still in the forecast for Saturday...get the latest forecast on FOX 59 right now!

Rain and freezing rain are falling in Illinois and southwestern Indiana as of 5:38am this morning.  With temperatures below freezing, rain freezing on roadways (freezing rain) is possible...a freezing rain advisory is already in effect for our extreme western counties (Indy not included).  We will be monitoring the roads throughout the morning for any ice formation.  It appears the best timing for any ice here (Indianapolis) today would be between 8:00am to 2:00pm.  A warm-up is still in place for the upcoming weekend...Get more on FOX 59 right now!  

Little has changed over the past few days:  Areas of fog, low clouds and still yet somewhat mild for January!   Fog will lift at times throughout the day but clouds will not break in central parts of the state.  This will make for another gloomy day with highs around 40-degrees.  Rain showers will return tomorrow as temperatures again holld near 40 under cloudy skies.  By the way, did you know that the 2 cloudiest months of year for Indiana are January and February?  So hang in there...Spring arrives in 61 days!!!

The fog will once again greet early morning risers across central Indiana Monday morning.  A Freezing Fog Advisory has been issued.

The 46 High Thursday was the warmest in three weeks but clouds and a wind shift Friday morning will bring a slight cool down Friday.

After 304 consecutive hours below freezing a January thaw arrived in central Indiana.

Well...you'd think we'd be used to the cold by now considering the last time we saw temps above freezing was December 31st!