For Southern Indiana, ... In the case of ice storms, the NWS will alert an ice storm warning if meteorologists expect ice ...

An ice storm is predicted to cover a swath of the Midwest and Northeast from Iowa to Pennsylvania. Here's what Hoosiers can expect. News Sports Indy 500 Things To Do Opinion Advertise Obituaries ...

INDIANA, USA — Possibly the strongest winter storm to hit central Indiana in a few years is on track to bring heavy snow, sleet and ice Sunday and early Monday. We have our latest snowfall forecast ...

Winter storm warning: Snow, sleet or ice expected. Take action. Confidence is high from meteorologists that a winter storm will produce heavy snow, sleet or freezing rain and cause significant ...

An ice storm is predicted to cover a swath of the Midwest and Northeast from Iowa to Pennsylvania. ... Ice storm takes aim at Indiana. What Hoosiers can expect. Advertisement.

INDIANA, USA — Another day, another storm system to track: we have snow, ice and rain in the weather forecast this weekend. Our active jet stream is bringing in a large storm system to Indiana, which ...

If the storm system wiggles further south, then that will bring more snow as opposed to ice for southern Kentucky. Credit: WHAS11 Snow and ice are likely for our area Sunday and Monday.

Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb has deployed the National Guard to help respond to a massive winter storm that’s expected to bring snow and ice to the state this weekend. According to a press release ...

Indiana is bracing for frosty weather as an ice storm takes aim at the Midwest.A wave of cold air and freezing rain Wednesday from sunset to midnight could leave some roadways slippery with sleet ...

Indiana is bracing for frosty weather as an ice storm takes aim at the Midwest.A wave of cold air and freezing rain Wednesday from sunset to midnight could leave some roadways slippery with sleet ...

When does NWS issue an ice storm warning? In the case of ice storms, the NWS will alert an ice storm warning if meteorologists expect ice accumulation of 1/4 inch or more on all surfaces. More in U.S.