Lindsey Monroe is an Emmy Award-winning meteorologist and storm chaser, currently working as the Sunrise meteorologist at WTHR-TV in Indianapolis. With a focus on local weather in Indiana and Indianapolis, Lindsey provides accurate and timely forecasts to keep viewers informed and prepared. Her work has also been featured on FOX13 Memphis.
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Lindsey's coverage primarily focuses on local weather events in Indiana, particularly Indianapolis. She frequently provides live updates and evolving stories related to seasonal changes, with a particular emphasis on rain, snow, and temperature fluctuations.
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The first snow of the season is set to arrive overnight tonight into Thursday and will bring minor snow accumulation.
Highs rebound back above average for Sunday and Monday with highs in the 50s.
Tracking a mid-week storm system that could bring rain and snow and disrupt holiday travel plans.
A cold and wintry pattern continues this weekend.
A few showers and areas of mist will linger through the early afternoon as temperatures hold steady in the upper 40s and low 50s.
By: Lindsey Monroe
Much colder air arrives tomorrow with snow bursts ramping up in the afternoon.
By: Lindsey Monroe
Scattered snow showers and a few snow squalls bring the potential of slick roads today, mainly during the evening commute.
By: Lindsey Monroe
We're getting a break from the cold with some mild air moving in for the next few days. This will also bring a few rounds of rain through Monday afternoon.
By: Lindsey Monroe
Widespread morning rain showers will begin to taper off to only a stray shower, mainly east, this afternoon.
Skies stay mostly cloudy Tuesday but with lots of dry time throughout the day for travel plans.
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