Temperatures dropped more than 30 degrees in a matter of hours Thursday afternoon during the transition from rain to snow. Central Indiana remains under wind chill warning.

A strong weather system will move through Indiana on Thursday and Friday morning. But forecasters are still trying to determine exactly what conditions Hoosiers will face.

A pending winter storm could bring rain, sleet and snow to the central Indiana area this week.

The city of Indianapolis will be road ready when the snow falls this year.

Snow, high winds and freezing temperatures will make for hazardous weather conditions for Monday and Tuesday morning.

National Weather Service Indianapolis Meteorologist Andrew White says up to 7 inches of snow could fall across the area.

The snow fell in a narrow band that missed other nearby communities, including Muncie and Anderson.

Snow bands that are part of a spring nor'easter targeting the Northeast continued dropping snow in parts of Indiana Wednesday morning.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis says wind chills could be approaching minus 20 in some spots Saturday night.

Health Commissioner Jerome Adams says people with a history of heart disease shouldn't pick up a shovel without a doctor's permission.