Snowfall Across Indiana: What to Expect This Friday
Good day, everyone! Let’s talk about the weather heading into Friday, January 10th, as Indiana braces for another round of snow. A steady light-to-moderate snowfall is expected to blanket the state throughout the day, offering picturesque scenes but also creating potentially hazardous conditions for travel. Here's what you need to know to prepare and stay safe.
The snowfall will move in gradually, starting as early as the morning. Those heading out for the morning commute may encounter just a few flurries, but the situation will escalate as the day progresses. By midday, accumulation will begin to pick up, especially on sidewalks, driveways, and untreated roads. Expect the heaviest snowfall between 1 p.m. and 8 p.m., with rates peaking at about half an inch per hour in some areas.
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Accumulation, though slow, will be steady. By late Friday night, Indiana could see totals ranging from 2 to 5 inches, with the higher end of that range most likely in central and southern parts of the state. Indianapolis itself is forecasted to receive about 4 inches, with areas south and west potentially exceeding 5 inches. While the snow won’t pile up quickly, it will be enough to make roads slick and commutes challenging, especially during the late afternoon and evening hours. Keep an eye on bridges and overpasses, which are prone to freezing faster than other surfaces.
The timing of the snowfall means travel impacts will be significant during peak commuting times. If you must drive, be cautious, leave extra space between vehicles, and allow additional time to reach your destination. For those on foot, wear proper footwear to navigate icy sidewalks.
Stay safe, stay warm, and if possible, enjoy the beauty of a snowy Indiana day from the comfort of your home. Remember, this snow event may move slowly, but it will leave its mark. Keep updated with live radar and local forecasts, and take care out there!
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