Ryan Morse

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Snow is ongoing in central Indiana this morning. Those light snow showers will exit before a frigid Tuesday night.

Wednesday morning was officially our coldest morning of the winter season so far in central Indiana. Sunny skies remain this afternoon with a few flurries forecasted Thursday.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Temperatures will gradually decrease behind our morning system. An extreme cold watch has been issued for central Indiana Monday morning. TODAY: AM rain is likely. A few spots mainly north of I-70 will transition briefly to snow mid to late morning. Cloudy and dry conditions for this afternoon. Slushy accumulations are possible […]

A COLD WEATHER ADVISORY is in place from 7 pm Sunday to 10 am Wednesday. Multiple mornings will have wind chills of -10 to -20.

Winter storm warning for Gulf Coast, including New Orleans and Mobile expecting 4-6 inches of snow. Snow also expected in Texas, Mississippi, Georgia and Florida.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Central Indiana has had a snowier winter than the last few years so far through January. Will this continue?

A historic Gulf Coast winter storm left record-breaking snowfall from Texas to Florida and up the Carolina coast, with Louisiana experiencing its first-ever blizzard.

Central Indiana has been in the deep freeze for the past week. Near-average temperatures will definitely make for a warmer weekend feel to the forecast.

Arctic air takes a prolonged break from us in central Indiana with multiple days in the 40s expected this week.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — January is typically our second cloudiest month of the calendar year in central Indiana. In January 2024, Indianapolis had the most overcast days at the noon observation since 1998. This January, we are doing the exact opposite.