snow

The extreme cold weather drains the battery of the electric buses quicker.

Total accumulations of less than an inch of snow is expected by Friday morning with zero-degree wind chill values.

Temperatures are expected to dip near or below zero next week due to an arctic outbreak.

Light snow is expected across most of central Indiana tonight into Saturday.

There is a snow chance notice in effect for all of south-central Indiana. However, it is unlikely Bloomington will see substantial snowfall.

The Winter storm warning has been replaced with a winter weather advisory along and north of I-70 as the snow gradually tapers off.

National Weather Service Lead Meteorologist Jim Andersen says parts of Indiana could see potential heavy snowfall – though the storm’s track isn’t certain yet.

A winter weather advisory takes effect Thursday afternoon until early Friday morning for snow, sleet, and ice.

Winter weather returns throughout most of the northern half of the state. Heavy rain will turn to mixed precipitation as temperatures drop this afternoon.

Snowfall is expected to continue until 2 a.m. in Indianapolis, 10 p.m. in Terre Haute, 2 a.m. in Bloomington, and 5 a.m. in Seymour.