Kingman, Indiana

... A significant storm is expected to impact the Midwest later
this week...

A strong area of low pressure is expected to move through the
Midwest later this week... impacting much of the
Midwest... including Indiana... during the days leading up to
the Christmas Holiday.

Present indications are that light freezing rain may develop
in areas along and northeast of Interstate 74 during the morning
hours on Wednesday... and continue through Wednesday night and into
early Thursday morning. Light accumulations of ice are possible
in these areas... but remember that even light accumulations of ice
can make traveling difficult.

Locations south of Interstate 74 will likely see just rain.

By Thursday... warmer air working into the area should allow
temperatures to rise to above freezing... so any freezing rain will
change over to just rain. Colder air moving into the area behind
the storm on Christmas day should change to rain over to light
snow.

There is still quite a bit of uncertainty regarding the track of
this storm which will have a bearing on the type and amounts of
precipitation that will fall across central Indiana.

Those planning on traveling over the Holiday are encouraged to
monitor future statements regarding this storm.

... On this date in Indiana weather history...

1990 an ice storm brought up to 2 inch ice accumulations in
      the southern part of the state.