Summary
Two Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles became stuck in Indianapolis due to a heavy snowstorm. The storm hit central Indiana with significant snowfall, leading to travel warnings and concerns about driver safety.
Key Facts
- Two Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles were stuck near WXIN studios in Indianapolis due to snow.
- The Wienermobiles were first parked on Friday and remained there as of Tuesday.
- A winter storm hit central Indiana, depositing nearly a foot of snow in Indianapolis.
- The storm caused travel warnings to be issued, advising people to stay off roads for safety.
- More than 30 people died nationwide due to the snowstorm, which also affected parts of the South with ice.
- Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles are promotional vehicles shaped like hot dogs.
- The Wienie 500, a race featuring these vehicles, is held in Indianapolis and attracts large audiences.
- Indianapolis received about 11 inches of snow, with some areas nearby receiving up to nearly 15 inches.
