The lake-effect snow and rain are expected to create highly variable conditions across short distances, with some areas experiencing wet roads and others seeing snow-covered surfaces. Slippery road conditions are possible, particularly during the morning commute. Areas near the Lake Michigan shoreline may see less snow accumulation due to melting. In northwest Indiana, towns like Munster, Dyer, and St. John could see up to six inches of snow, increasing the risk of slushy and hazardous travel conditions.