Indiana Weather

It might be frosty outside, but garden dreams are taking root this February. Let’s talk about laying the groundwork for a bountiful spring!

For some, winter brings more than just snow; it can usher in those heavy feelings too. A nearby cinema might just be the perfect antidote.

Just when the tri-state thought winter was done, more snow could be lurking in the forecast. Confidence is low, but the National Weather Service says some wintry weather is possible.

FEMA has approved more than $4 million to help Indiana communities recover from severe storms, flooding, and tornado damage from Spring 2025.

Sick of snow? You’re not alone. The Old Farmer’s Almanac dropped its annual spring predictions and the Ohio River Valley has a great outlook.

The Ohio River is showing off a rare icy coat this winter, reminding us just how deep the cold can bite around here.

Evansville, Indiana, is in the middle of a long cold streak where temperatures have not reached above freezing, but could we break the all-time record?

Last weekend’s snow slowed the tri-state to a halt, and another Arctic Blast is heading our way. Wind chills could drop below -10°F. Stay safe with tips on layering, protecting pipes, and keeping pets warm.

The snow and sleet has made roads impassible in some areas. Avoid unnecessary travel to allow emergency crews to do their work.

When the weather keeps you indoors, it’s the perfect time to slow down and savor life’s simple pleasures. Let’s dive into some cozy ideas for your next lazy day.

Indiana counties use travel status levels to warn residents during winter storms. Here is what each designation means and where to find updates.

Snow plows can undo your hard work by dumping snow back into your driveway. This simple technique can help reduce the dreaded second shovel.