Snow is forecast to begin as early as 4 to 5 p.m. in western parts of the state, including Lafayette and Crawfordsville, before spreading eastward through the evening. McGinnis said the Indianapolis metro area will likely remain dry through most of the evening rush hour, with snow arriving closer to its end and continuing overnight.

A mess of snow changing to rain or mix is possible Saturday across Indiana as our next storm arrives. Those who don't see much rain could get 4+ inches of snow.

Northeast Indiana residents will likely see more inches of snow today after receiving several over the weekend.

More accumulating snow develops tonight. 1-3 inches of snowfall is possible by early Tuesday morning. Temps stay chilly all week.

Louisville and other Kentucky cities will be under a winter weather advisory Monday night due to forecasted snow and ice accumulations.

The winter storm that came through Indiana on Nov. 29 mostly brought snow totals on the low side of predictions, according to the National Weather Service.

Indiana's transportation department deploys all available #YellowTrucks for snow removal ahead of expected snowfall.