INDIANAPOLIS — Central Indiana is settling into a stretch of late-November cold that will linger through the Thanksgiving holiday and set the stage for a potentially accumulating snowfall this weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

A strong high-pressure system advancing out of Canada will settle over the region through the rest of the week, bringing below-normal temperatures and brisk winds.

“It’s certainly a late-November, early-December cold pattern,” NWS meteorologist Alex McGinnis said. “We’ve got big high pressure coming out of Canada that’ll be slowly moving into the area through the rest of the week.”

Wind chills were in the teens across much of the area early Thursday and are expected to remain in the 20s during the afternoon, even as temperatures climb just above

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