Sullivan County Emergency Management Agency

01/14/2026

Lake effect snow will begin to ramp up this morning across northern Indiana, bringing several inches of accumulation.

A quick burst of snow (snow squall) will begin to push southward across the state this morning. This squall could lead to quick accumulations of 1-2" as far south as about I-70. Winds will gust to 30-40mph as well as this snow squall passes through. Use caution if you are out on the roads and plan for slick conditions and rapidly deteriorating visibilities.

Winds will continue to gust behind the initial snow band, and this will aid in lake effect snow ramping up for northern Indiana counites. This lake effect snow will be an all day event, likely continuing into the overnight hours. By the time sunrise Thursday rolls around, some areas of northern Indiana may have 4 to 14" or more of new snow accumulation.

This overall setup for lake effect snow is quite intriguing. We here at IWO would NOT be surprised if we saw a couple reports top 24" or 2 feet of snow. Confidence in that is lower, but this setup definitely has potential to overachieve.

Snowfall rates may top 1-2" PER HOUR at times through late tonight into Thursday morning. Thundersnow is also possible within the heaviest snow bands.

If you live within the heaviest snow accumulation forecast area, avoid travel if possible beginning around noon today. The combination of heavy snow and gusty winds to 40mph will lead to treacherous road conditions, and potentially near impossible travel.

12/28/2025

We're expecting a line of storms to cross into western Indiana towards 6 PM before arriving in Indianapolis closer to 8. Damaging winds will be the greatest threat with isolated tornadoes possible. The overall threat will gradually decrease as the line moves further into Indiana.

12/28/2025

A line of strong to severe storms is expected this evening with damaging winds and isolated tornadoes being the main threats. Winds of 50+ mph also expected outside of storms this evening. Make sure to have a way of receiving weather watches and warnings!

12/28/2025

BE PREPARED FOR A BIG CHANGE TOMORROW AFTERNOON!

This forecast has it all: Record highs for Sunday, temps plummeting by Monday, and rain, storms, and gusty winds in between. Central Indiana may even see some fog and snow. Then a return to below normal temps for next week. Check the exact forecast for your location at weather.gov/ind

12/24/2025

May this Christmas season bring hope and opportunity for all.

12/18/2025

A strong cold front will approach and pass across Central Indiana today. Strong winds are expected with gusts of 35-45 MPH possible. Temperatures will surge to the 50s. Rain is expected late in the day. Much Colder weather arrives for Friday.

12/11/2025

Moderate snowfall is expected beginning this evening. A narrow corridor of 3 to 5 inches is expected from near Terre Haute to Bloomington to Seymour with 1 to 4 inches expected outside of this heavier corridor. There is a Winter Weather Advisory from 5PM until 10AM Friday for most of central Indiana.