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Our cold snap has come to an end as high temperatures finally climb back to more seasonal levels today and into the 50s starting Monday.

The pattern becomes more active starting Tuesday morning as we track a series of systems set to impact the area into next weekend.

A cold weather advisory went into effect at 7 p.m. Sunday and remains in effect through 10 a.m. Wednesday.

A quick-hitting wave of snow will impact the northern tier of Indiana through the early afternoon.

Friday's snow event has moved off to the east, with most spots reporting 3-4" of fresh snow.

It will be cold enough for some slick roads overnight and early Thursday. More snow with minor accumulations will have an impact later Thursday.

Much colder air arrives tomorrow with snow bursts ramping up in the afternoon.

Rainfall totals from the past 24 hours are approaching 1" in some spots.

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For Indianapolis, we're right on schedule for our seasonal freezes overnight.