Indianapolis, IN – Residents in Northern Indiana are preparing for bitter cold temperatures and hazardous wind chills forecasted through the weekend. Meteorologists warn that wind chills could drop to as low as -10 degrees by Friday morning, with snow showers expected across the region.
According to the National Weather Service, high temperatures will struggle to reach the teens on Friday, while strong winds may create dangerous driving conditions on I-80/90. Motorists are urged to use caution and plan for delays. Frostbite risks will be high, with exposed skin potentially affected in under 30 minutes during peak wind chill hours.
Saturday offers little relief, with highs in the low 20s and gusty winds continuing to make it feel much colder. Snow accumulation is likely, particularly in lake-effect areas near South Bend and La Porte. By Sunday, conditions may stabilize slightly, with lighter winds and highs approaching the upper 20s…