Heavy Snow and Winter Weather in Indiana, February 5, 2011

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the day, with total snow accumulations of 5-7 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer reported 6.5 inches of snow accumulation 1 mile southwest of Gas City. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents across the region.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the day, with total snow accumulations of 5-7 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer reported 5.7 inches of snow accumulation 5 miles northwest of Hartford City. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents across the region.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the day, with total snow accumulations of 6-7 inches reported across the county. A trained spotter reported 7.0 inches of snow accumulation 5 miles east of Decatur. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents across the region.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 5-6 inches reported across the region. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-6 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer 1 mile southeast of Bluffton reported 5.5 inches of snow. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-5 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer in Huntington reported 4.4 inches of total snow accumulation. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-6 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer in Wabash reported 5.0 inches of total snow accumulation. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-6 inches reported across the county. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-6 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer 2 miles north-northwest of Logansport reported 5.0 inches of total snow accumulation. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-6 inches reported across the county. A trained spotter reported 5.8 inches of total snow accumulation in Akron. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area just after daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-6 inches reported across the county. A trained spotter in Fort Wayne reported 5 inches of total snow accumulation. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area just after daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-5 inches reported across the county. A trained spotter in Columbia City reported 4 inches of total snow accumulation. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area just after daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 3-5 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer 4 miles south of Albion reported 3.4 inches of total snow accumulation. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area around daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the morning and early afternoon hours. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-5 inches reported across the county. A NWS employee reported 5.0 inches of snow accumulation 2 miles south of Warsaw. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area just after daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the morning and early afternoon hours. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 3-5 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer 3 miles west-southwest of Goshen reported 4.3 inches of snow accumulation. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area just after daybreak on February 5th, and continued through much of the day. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 4-5 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer reported 4.7 inches of total snow accumulation in Butler. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area just after daybreak during the morning hours February 5th, and continued into much of the afternoon. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 3-5 inches reported across the county. A CoCoRaHS observer 7 miles east-southeast of LaGrange reported 4.5 inches of snow accumulation. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.

Moderate to heavy snow overspread the area just after daybreak during the morning hours of February 5th, and continued into much of the afternoon. Visibilities were reduced to between a quarter and a half a mile for much of the event, with total snow accumulations of 3-5 inches reported across the county. A trained spotter reported 4.8 inches of snow accumulation 4 miles north of Angola. The snow created slick roads which led to slide-offs and accidents.