Indianapolis is about to have its first above normal seasonal snowfall for the time in 11 years. The 2015 snow season gave us 25.6″, a tenth of an inch above normal. As of this writing, the

INDIANAPOLIS — In the wake of the winter storm, snow cover and a cold air mass will make for a historic period of subzero low temperatures. RELATED: How much has it snowed in your area? | List of snow totals across central Indiana

Several inches of heavy snowfall could soon blanket Central and Southern Indiana, according to the National Weather Service.

With 9.1″ of snow, Indianapolis set a single-day snowfall record Sunday, breaking the record of 4.9″ set on this date in 1978. That record snowfall came during the

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A winter storm that hit central Indiana on Saturday and Sunday resulted in significant snowfall, with Columbus receiving 14.8 inches and Indianapolis totaling 11.1 inches, the National Weather Service at Indianapolis said Sunday night.

Indianapolis is hit by a severe winter storm, with up to 13 inches of snow and extreme cold warnings for wind chills as low as -25°F.

The far-reaching winter storm hitting the country this weekend will bring dangerous cold and some areas are expected to see heavy snow and power outages.

Bitterly cold air and snow accumulation potential is on the table heading into and through this weekend. Thursday night: Falling temperatures overnight with numbers down into the mid 20s by midnight,

The Philadelphia region had its biggest winter storm in a decade Sunday, as upwards of 8-9 inches of snow has fallen in spots around the Delaware Valley.