Spring Snow Storm Arrives in Cent. Indiana

A major snow storm arrived in central Indiana this morning. It’s the same storm that dumped more than two feet of snow on the Plains yesterday and led to the deaths of at least five people. In the Hoosier state, forecasters say the biggest problems will be south and west of Indianapolis. Those areas could get six inches of snow. Here in the Q101 area meteorologist Tom Churchill says we won’t see any significant accumulation. That sure wasn’t the story further west, where the storm dropped 25 inches of snow on Nebraska yesterday. South Dakota got up to 18 inches and up to 10 inches fell in Kansas.