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Rising rivers and creeks may become an issue next week. Storm Team 10 reached out to the NWS in Indianapolis to see what we may expect with rivers and creeks as the temperatures rise and the snow melts. Posted: Feb 21, 2021 6:55 AM Posted By: David Siple WABASH VALLEY (WTHI-TV) - The Wabash Valley received several inches of snow this past week. And as the temperatures rise, that snow will melt and all that water will have to go somewhere. The Storm Team reached out to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis to see how our recent snowfall might impact rivers and creeks. NWS Warning Co...

Blowing, Drifting, Wind Chill Main Concerns for Monday, Tuesday STATE WIDE–Most of Indiana will be affected by the winter storm that is expected to last through Tuesday. Sunday afternoon the National Weather Service predicted most counties would get three to six inches of snow in the best case scenario, but that some places, including the Indianapolis Metro, up to Ft. Wayne, could get a much as a foot of snow. “Heavy snow, eight to twelve inches possible, 20 to 30 mph winds are going to lead to that significant blowing and drifting. Air temperatures in the teens to single digits, leading ...

Blowing, Drifting, Wind Chill Main Concerns for Monday, Tuesday STATE WIDE–Most of Indiana will be affected by the winter storm that is expected to last through Tuesday. Sunday afternoon the National Weather Service predicted most counties would get three to six inches of snow in the best case scenario, but that some places, including the Indianapolis Metro, up to Ft. Wayne, could get a much as a foot of snow. “Heavy snow, eight to twelve inches possible, 20 to 30 mph winds are going to lead to that significant blowing and drifting. Air temperatures in the teens to single digits, leading ...

Due to consistent below-freezing temperatures, the National Weather Service is warning Hoosiers that ice jams may occur.

Storm Team 10's David Siple explains what the