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Indiana wakes up to a biting 18-degree chill, and drivers are already spotting slick patches on untreated roads. Light flurries drift across central Indiana this morning, and northwest winds gust near 25 mph, pushing wind chills down to 3 degrees. Bridges and overpasses around I-465 and I-70 can turn slick fast, especially where yesterday’s melt refroze before sunrise. Slow down and give yourself extra space.
According to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis, spotty flurries continue through midday with temperatures struggling to reach 30 degrees. Winds stay brisk from the northwest, keeping the air sharp and dry. No major accumulation is expected today, but even a dusting can create brief travel issues during the morning drive…