Our next round of snow will fall Thursday night, with a fresh dusting to 2 inches of snow across the state. More snow showers are likely this weekend, too.

Indiana is in for another stretch of dangerous winter weather as Arctic air tightens its grip on the state, bringing subzero wind chills and chance for snow.

As of now, estimated snowfall totals are expected to range from a trace to one inch near southern Indiana, with additional totals likely for more southern counties that have a greater chance of the heavier snowfall rates being closer towards Tennessee. The likelihood for a snow-producing winter storm this weekend is growing for the Ohio Valley.

Northwest Indiana could see over six inches of lake-effect snow by Thursday morning, while a snow squall snarled Chicago's Wednesday morning commute.

Northern Indiana and southwest Michigan are bracing for a significant lake-effect snow event as a blast of Arctic air pushes into the region.

We are tracking a brief return to above normal temperatures Wednesday with rain/snow chances before another arctic blast slides in with snow potential from a potentially strong system. Tuesday night: Increasing clouds.

A 30-car pile-up involving at least 10 semi trucks has closed part of Indiana Toll Road in Elkhart County on Wednesday.

Winter weather is firmly in place across northern Indiana, where lake-effect snow can create sharp differences in accumulation.

Central Indiana braces for a weather shift with strong winds, mild temperatures, and a transition to colder conditions, rain, and snow showers.