The National Weather Service in Indianapolis is predicting a period of light snow, gusty winds, and bitter wind chills across Indiana over the next few days. The National Guard predicts that a band of snow moving through Monday will likely be heaviest during the afternoon before easing down in the evening, although some flurries could still linger overnight. Snow totals are expected to remain light for most of the state, with less than an inch in many areas, but lake-effect snow could bring higher totals to far northern Indiana. Wind chills will likely remain in the single digits, with some potentially dipping below zero. The weather follows severe storms that moved through the state Sunday night, which caused significant damage and caused significant wind gusts near Louisville.