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A heat wave hit much of the central U.S. over the weekend, while snow and cool temperatures arrived in the Northwest.

INDIANA, USA — After storms yesterday and a cold front overnight, now we are chilly and breezy with showers moving back into Indiana as the second half, the colder half of our storm arrives. Clouds ...

Chicago weather: Severe storms cause damage across SW suburbs, NW Indiana Snow showers expected overnight into early Thursday By Liz Nagy, Cate Cauguiran, and ABC7 Chicago Digital Team, via ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Snow is moving into the region tonight, so be prepared for road conditions to quickly deteriorate as the snow will stick immediately on contact with the ground. Louisville ...

9:38 a.m.: Evansville sees early blast of snow A rush of snow hit Evansville hours ahead of the main expected storm Tuesday morning, covering streets across portions of the city.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Snow started to fall in the early morning hours Tuesday across southern Indiana and Kentucky, blanketing several parts of the region with inches of snow.

A mixture of snow, ice, and rain was possible in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and Missouri, as well as a northeastern portion of Kansas.

Horton's work has built anticipation around Greenfield for decades after significant snowfalls. He created his first snow sculpture — a larger-than-life bust of Homer Simpson — in 1997.

The latest date measurable snow fell in Indy was May 9, 1923, and the earliest was October 18, 1989. Indiana weather radar Karl Schneider is an IndyStar environment reporter.

In Indiana, snow fully covered portions of Interstate 64, Interstate 69 and U.S. Route 41, prompting Indiana State Police to plead with motorists to stay off the roads as plows worked to keep up.