As mentioned below, bust potential was/ is high with today’s forecast. The further north trends in the NAM and GFS will ultimately trump the normally reliable Canadian and European solutions. As such, slushy snowfall accumulations will be light (1″-2″) for the city, itself, increasing to between 2″-5″ for northern Indianapolis suburbs (Zionsville, Carmel, Westfield, Noblesville, etc.). Double digit totals will fall across the northern third of the state.
For the most part, snowfall accumulations will come from this area of precipitation moving through the region.
Heavy wet snow will likely fall for a period of time, especially from northern portions of Indianapolis and points north late morning into the early afternoon.
Temperatures will then likely creep up a few degrees through the mid afternoon hours before falling this evening. Snow will mix with, or change to, snow across central regions this afternoon with the northward track of the low. Note the stark temperature contrast across the region this evening.
The week will get off to a cold start as highs Monday only top out in the lower 20s. Enjoy your Super Bowl Sunday and keep the reports coming!