Snow has been falling around Indianapolis this weekend, but exact “today” totals for your specific location can vary a lot across the metro area. Public reports so far focus on storm and daily totals at official sites like the airport, rather than a single clear “today” value for all of Indianapolis.
What is known so far
Local reporting from Indianapolis indicates that the core of the snowstorm dropped more than 4 inches of snow in the city on Saturday, with official airport measurements around the mid–single digits for the event as a whole. One report from the National Weather Service office cited 5.4 inches of snow there on December 13, which is contributing to an unusually snowy start to the season.
Why “today’s” total is hard to pin down
Snow reports are usually given as 24‑hour or storm‑total measurements at specific official sites, not “how much in my neighborhood today.” Within the Indianapolis metro, bands of heavier snow created a range of accumulations, with some areas seeing closer to 2 inches and others over 4 inches during the storm.
How to get the most precise number
To get the best answer for “how much snow did Indianapolis get today” for your spot:
- Check the “climate” or “daily climate report” section for Indianapolis (KIND) on the National Weather Service site; it lists the official daily snowfall in inches.
- Look at a local TV weather site (WTHR, FOX59, WISH, etc.) and search for their snowfall map or “snow totals” article for December 14; they often break down totals by neighborhood or suburb.
Because neighborhood totals differ and only airport and select spotter data are published, only those local, real‑time sources can give an exact “today” total for your specific part of Indianapolis.