INDIANA, USA — We all know Indiana’s spring weather can be unpredictable. One day it’s sunny and warm, and the next, we’re seeing snow showers. It only takes one strong cold front—often following ...

The National Weather Service has issued winter storm warnings for parts of Oregon, Washington, and Michigan, with forecasts predicting up to 20 inches of snow in some areas.

The snow showers should gradually push south and east toward Indianapolis later this morning. No accumulation is expected in central Indiana. Later in the day, drier air will mix in, dropping chances ...

Northwest Indiana one of the hardest hit areas by storm ... Once the storms move out, snow showers will push in from the north, especially north of Interstate 80. Most of the snow will fall ...

The weather service office at Indianapolis issued a special statement through 9 p.m. Thursday: Light snow will result in minor accumulations across northern portions of central Indiana ...

Temperatures will dip as a cold front pushes south, Roman said, bringing a snow-rain mix to the northern counties around 10 a.m. In parts of northwest Indiana, a freeze warning was in effect ...

Officials issued the tornado warning through 6 p.m. for Calumet City, Chicago Heights and some of Northwest Indiana Wednesday ... 30s when a small amount of snow is possible, officials said.

It may be several weeks into spring, but frozen precipitation could fall in parts of northern Illinois and northwest Indiana ...

Snow showers may linger through 8 a.m., especially for Northwest Indiana. By mid-morning, the skies will clear and we're expecting a sunny, windy and chilly afternoon with highs in the low 40s.

Life-threatening and destructive urban flash flooding and river flooding are likely, with some cities expected to get double ...