Troopers will continue to respond Thursday night into Friday morning, according to Wood.

'Kudos to the public for heading our advice,' he said. Wood added that additional troopers were brought out to aid in the response, though there were no serious crashes and not many drivers out. but once the snow started to hit, it all kind of went downhill,' Wood said. 'INDOT had a pretty good handle on things. The district's northern part, which encompasses Morgan County, was hit harder by snow, while in Monroe County crews dealt with a mix of slush and rain. Michael Wood with ISP's Bloomington district. Here's what other conditions ISP dealt with:Ĭonditions in the area became most severe around noon when it started snowing and then worsened throughout the day, said Sgt. 151 Motorist Assists (disabled vehicles, vehicles stuck etc.).Thursdaythat they responded to the following over the last 24 hours: John Perrine with ISP Indianapolis tweeted at 8:40 p.m. Indiana State Police responded to several crashes throughout the day and are urging drivers to stay off major highways tonight and, in some areas, tomorrow. Photos | Flights canceled at Indianapolis International Airport | Winter weather safety: Now is the time to prepare for a winter stormĬity of Lawrence offices will be closed again Friday, Deputy Chief of Lawrence Police Department Gary Woodruff said.Įmergency, public safety and public works personnel will report for work as scheduled, Woodruff added. MORE | Indianapolis Weather Forecast | Indiana county travel map | Indiana Weather Radar | Indianapolis Snow Force plow tracker | INDIANAPOLIS - A winter storm warning has been issued for much of Central Indiana, and some areas could see 6-12 inches of snow by Thursday night.Īs of Thursday morning, most counties in Indiana are under a travel status.Įmergency management and public safety officials who spoke with WRTV are urging people to stay off the roads if possible.

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