The snow continues in central Indiana. It has pretty much been nonstop since 8:30AM this morning. Blowing and drifting is occurring on E/W roads.
From the local INDY TV Channel 13 WTHR
9:15 AM this morning.
2:30 PM this afternoon
4:30 PM this afternoon
Time will tell how much more snow we’ll get before the snow moves out of the state. Currently most everything in Indy is closed, and most all schools are closed for in person learning. Some schools will have remote classes on Friday. Some schools are reporting that they will actually have a true “Snow Day” with the kids completely off.
Roadtirement 
That pesky white stuff won’t leave you alone will it! My hometown got hit a few days ago with several inches, 8 to 10 I think. Stay safe, stay home!
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LOL..for sure we’re staying in and warm. Got zero and below temps coming this weekend. Yuck.
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Wow, no thanks. Lapeer has had a few below zero nights recently. 🥶
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LOL We’ll have a couple of days of the zero stuff…
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I love the snow. We recently experienced 18”. Six days later it’s 45 degrees and most of it is gone
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I’ll take that 45 degrees right now. We’ve got a couple of zero or below days we have to get through this weekend.
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In NH, we’re supposed to get over a foot of snow tonight from it. Not looking forward to it.
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Snow can be pretty. Snow means your yard looks as good as everybody else’s yard, even the jerk down the block who has to have the perfect yard all the time. Oh, and kids love it. Hope your snow doesn’t mess you up too much! Be safe, stay warm. 🙂
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Our schools had a snow day today, even the schools that are currently doing all remote. I guess it’s an equability issue if the in-school kids get a snow day and the online students have to be in virtual classrooms. Feet by the fire with a hot toddy or hot spiced wine or cider is in order.
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Well, we’ve got the hot spiced wine covered. And yes, it is a total rip off for some kids to have a true snow day, while others have to do the online school day thing.
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The front hasn’t moved in here yet–our high today (Fairhope, Alabama) was 73° (with rain), but much colder temps are forecast for the weekend.
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Wow. I’d take that 73 degrees about now! Hope you don’t get to cold… 😉
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Need to stock up on the Ovaltine
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During the blizzard of ’78 I was stuck on the farm for 6 days before the National Guard dug my road out. I had only Tang for drink other than water. Since then I cannot handle much Tang, and prep supplies before any kind of weather threat. Already had supplies in a couple of days ago. Sorry, no Ovaltine this time, but thanks for thinking of us!
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Ah, winter…😊…sigh.
We are waiting our turn in the Northwest. The storm is supposed to come our way tomorrow.
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(smiles) Good luck! 😉
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You as well. Stay safe.
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We can’t see the grass anymore. Heck, my shrubs in the front are nearly buried. Had to make a food pantry restocking run and they’ve cleared off all the main streets but the side streets are still unplowed…
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Glad your food run went well incident free. We’re still hunkered down and don’t plan on any driving til probably Sunday. We have yet to see a plow on our street.
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Ah the white one, so glad I am away from it, stay warm ::)
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Staying warm will be a challenge, but we can hunker down inside, fortunately no need to go out. Thanks for joining in.
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we have about 45F sunny a bit colder tonight maybe 38F but no snow….
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That sun must feel and look good!
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yeah ::)
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Good luck
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With the sub zero temps on the way, we may very well need some luck! Thanks, Derrick.
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Snuggles, spiced wine, old movies! Stay warm! 💕C
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Oh you said it! 😉 Thanks C!
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My parents live north of you; my mom texted me yesterday that they got 14 inches in 24 hours.
It’s pretty to look at, but I don’t miss living where the weather is freakin’ freezing. *laugh*
Stay warm. 🙂
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We ended up with about 9 to 10 inches worth of the white stuff.
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Thanks for the reblog
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I am so glad it is over now. It took us two days to snow blow our way out of the mess. I’m glad you folks survived.
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Agreed. Sun is out again, and we may start one of the vehicles, get the snow off and try to get out today.
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We went out yesterday.
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