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The majority of rain was concentrated across central and southern Indiana. Tap HERE to track the rain leaving with our interactive radar. At times this morning, we were very close to some sleet and ...

We are not even fully one week into April, yet we have rainfall totals across central Indiana ranging from 3 to 10 inches.

With temperatures in the 20s, a more light, powdery snow will fall steadily. The combination of snow and wind will create very slick and hazardous travel through the day and into Friday morning.

You can view the whole map of travel advisories on the Indiana Department of Homeland Security's website or search specifically for your county's status on IN.gov. Story continues after photo gallery.

(WAVE) - For most of us, the overnight hours will be quiet, warm, and breezy with lows in the 60s. For those north of Louisville in Southern Indiana, we’ll watch for storm potential after midnight.

TAKE A LOOK AT THAT MAP. SIX OF THEM IN KENTUCKY AND TWO OF THEM IN INDIANA. THE STRONGEST TWISTER WAS THE EF THREE IN JAY TOWN, WITH 145 MILE PER HOUR WINDS. AN EF ONE TORNADO WAS REPORTED IN ...