What an extreme week of weather for central Indiana. Wednesday was the warmest day of the year so far with a record high of 71°. Thursday was the wettest day of the month with an inch of rain and

Central Indiana faced severe weather threats including hail, high winds, and isolated tornadoes on Thursday, Feb. 19.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A winter weather advisory is in effect for southeastern Indiana counties on Friday as a cold front brings a mix of snow and freezing drizzle to the region. Morning snow & ice: We are tracking a cold front as it moves south from the Upper Great Lakes into the Midwest.

Our attention continues to shift toward Friday morning, when a fast-moving clipper system is expected to bring a swath of snow across parts of the state. Snow is most likely between 5 a.m. and midday, lining up right with the morning commute in some areas.

FISHERS, Ind. — Nearly a week after last Sunday’s snowfall, many sidewalks across central Indiana remain covered in snow, creating challenges for pedestrians and families trying to get around safely. One Fishers resident said even after clearing his ...

Suspected tornadoes tore through parts of southern Indiana and Illinois on Thursday night as the first significant severe weather event in months swept across the Midwest. Communities were left with widespread damage after what meteorologists believe were multiple tornadoes embedded within powerful thunderstorms.

Warmer afternoons are melting snow, but refreezing overnight may create a few slick spots by morning across Indiana.