Winter Weather Advisory For Most Of Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Associated Press reports much of Indiana is under a winter weather advisory, as forecasters called for snowstorms Sunday and many alerts are scheduled to last until early Christmas morning. AP reports the Tippecanoe County Sheriff’s office and the Lafayette Police Department just northwest of Indianapolis warn that snow is causing slick and icy roads. Officials urge motorists to slow down if they must travel but stay home if possible.

The National Weather Service is forecasting one to three inches of snow for much of southwestern Indiana, stretching from Terre Haute to Vincennes and east to Greensburg and southeast to the eastern border.

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AP reports northern Indiana could be hit harder as the weather service says residents in counties east of Lake Michigan and along the northern border should expect up to five inches of snow.

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