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More snow, colder temperatures coming

WFIU | By Joe Hren
Published December 10, 2025 at 1:54 PM EST
We're expecting 1-3" for most with a narrow band of 3-6". Exactly where this band sets up is still in question, so stay tuned.
National Weather Service, Indianapolis
We're expecting 1-3" for most with a narrow band of 3-6". Exactly where this band sets up is still in question, so stay tuned.

Another round of accumulating snow is predicted, beginning Thursday night.

Forecasters at the National Weather Service say up to three inches of snow is possible by Friday morning. Some areas could see 6 inches.

The weather story Friday will be cold temperatures. Low single-digit temperatures are expected Sunday and Monday mornings. Winds could push wind chill temps well below zero.

High winds continue today with gusts of up to 45 mph possible. Rain will turn to flurries tonight before clearing tomorrow.

Read more: Available shelters in Bloomington amid the winter season, donations needed for the winter

WFIU and WTIU reported delays and closings

This story has been updated.
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