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Here’s when Indianapolis might see snow this weekend, NWS says
See dinosaurs sporting warm hats in Indianapolis
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is known for dressing up its dinosaurs. This time they are decked out in new hats ahead of the first snow.
A quick-moving low pressure system could bring more snow to Indianapolis this weekend, the National Weather Service predicts.
A few flurries and patches of freezing rain are expected Saturday before noon. The rest of the day will be cloudy with a high of 34 degrees.
Overnight, temperatures will drop to 26 degrees. Snow will begin to fall in the early hours of Sunday morning, ending at around 10 a.m. before turning to a wintry mix.
Forecasters don’t expect much of the weekend’s snow to stick. Andrew White, an NWS meteorologist, said Indianapolis might see half an inch of accumulation on Sunday morning.
Sunday night will be bitterly cold, with a low of 14 degrees and wind chills near zero. A sunny Monday will only heat up to about 25 degrees, and wind chills will reduce that into the teens.
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Ryan Murphy is the communities reporter for IndyStar. She can be reached at rhmurphy@indystar.com.