The first 3.6 inches of snow fell on Saturday. That set a record for the day, edging past the 3.4 inches that fell in Indianapolis in 1901, the NWS said.

NWS Indianapolis said we could see a dent piles of snow by Friday, even with freezing temperatures leading up to the end of the week. "You're going to see some melting on Friday.

Indianapolis' snow plow inventory is just one piece of a complicated system. Clues to how the city got to this point can be found in a December 2020 meeting of the Public Works Committee.

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The council approved $27 million in additional funding, with DPW getting about $19 million for streets, stormwater and snow ...

Meteorologists with NWS Indianapolis expect the snow to taper off around 1 to 2 p.m., with temperatures remaining in the lower 30s and dropping into the upper 20s this evening.

INDIANAPOLIS — After months of hard work, Marion County now has a new snow removal policy. But some councilors say what happened inside the boardroom Monday night is about more than snow plows.

Nearly 2 inches of snow fell in Indianapolis Friday night. Another inch is likely on Saturday night and more winter weather is expected next week.

Snow is expected to fall around Indianapolis for a couple of hours after what started as a light rain early Friday morning turned into light snow showers about 10 a.m.

Meteorologists believe the Indianapolis metro area could see an additional 1-2 inches of snow Thursday. Here's when the heaviest flakes could fall.