Winter Storm and Winter Weather in Indiana, November 11 to 12, 2019

Rain changed to widespread moderate snow during the morning hours of November 11th and continued through the day. This then transitioned to heavy lake effect snow showers late on November 11th into the morning hours of November 12th. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 4 and 8 inches, though areas in far northeast Saint Joseph county received amounts in excess of a foot of snow where a heavy lake effect snow band set up. Granger received 12.0 inches of snow. Snowfall rates of 2-3 inches per hour and whiteout conditions were common with this heavy snow band, which made for very difficult travel. Roads being snow covered, and reduced visibilities, led to a few accidents and slide-offs, along with numerous school delays and closings across the region.

Rain changed to widespread moderate snow during the morning hours of November 11th and continued through the day. This then transitioned to heavy lake effect snow showers late on November 11th into the morning hours of November 12th. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 6 and 10 inches, though an area from Elkhart southeast through Goshen received amounts in excess of a foot of snow where a heavy lake effect snow band set up. Dunlap received 18.0 inches of snow. Snowfall rates of 2-3 inches per hour and whiteout conditions were common with this intense snow band, which made for very difficult travel. Roads being snow covered, and reduced visibilities, led to a few accidents and slide-offs, along with numerous school delays and closings across the region.

Rain changed to widespread moderate snow during the morning hours of November 11th and continued through the day. This then transitioned to heavy lake effect snow showers late on November 11th into the morning hours of November 12th. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 5 and 10 inches, heaviest across far western portions of the county where a heavy lake effect snow band set up. Lagrange received 8.0 inches of snow. Roads being snow covered, and reduced visibilities, led to a few accidents and slide-offs, along with numerous school delays and closings across the region.

Rain changed to widespread moderate snow during the morning hours of November 11th and continued through the day. This then transitioned to heavy lake effect snow showers late on November 11th into the morning hours of November 12th. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 5 and 9 inches, with a report of 6.8 inches in La Porte. Snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour were also common with whiteout conditions, which made for very difficult travel. Roads being snow covered, and reduced visibilities, led to a few accidents and slide-offs, along with numerous school delays and closings across the region.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 4 and 6 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed to widespread moderate snow during the morning hours of November 11th and continued through the day. This then transitioned to heavy lake effect snow showers late on November 11th into the morning hours of November 12th. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 4 and 7 inches, heaviest north of US 30. Twin Lakes received 6.1 inches of snow. Snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour were also common with whiteout conditions, which made for very difficult travel. Roads being snow covered, and reduced visibilities, led to a few accidents and slide-offs, along with numerous school delays and closings across the region.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 4 and 6 inches, with 5.0 inches reported near Crooked Lake. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 5 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 5 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed to widespread moderate snow during the morning hours of November 11th and continued through the day. This then transitioned to heavy lake effect snow showers late on November 11th into the morning hours of November 12th. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 8 inches, heaviest across far western portions of the county where a heavy lake effect snow band settled in for a time. Snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour and whiteout conditions were common with this heavy snow band, which made for very difficult travel. Roads being snow covered, and reduced visibilities, led to a few accidents and slide-offs, along with numerous school delays and closings across the region.

Rain changed to widespread moderate snow during the morning hours of November 11th and continued through the day. This then transitioned to heavy lake effect snow showers late on November 11th into the morning hours of November 12th. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 6 inches, though areas in far eastern Kosciusko County received localized amounts between 8 and 10 inches where a heavy lake effect snow band set up. North Webster received 9.6 inches of snow. Snowfall rates of 1-3 inches per hour and whiteout conditions were common with this heavy snow band, which made for very difficult travel. Roads being snow covered, and reduced visibilities, led to a few accidents and slide-offs, along with numerous school delays and closings across the region.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 5 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 2 and 4 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 2 and 4 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 2 and 4 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed to widespread moderate snow during the morning hours of November 11th and continued through the day. This then transitioned to heavy lake effect snow showers late on November 11th into the morning hours of November 12th. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 6 inches, heaviest across far western portions of the county where a heavy lake effect snow band settled in for a time. Snowfall rates of 1-2 inches per hour and whiteout conditions were common with this heavy snow band, which made for very difficult travel. Roads being snow covered, and reduced visibilities, led to a few accidents and slide-offs, along with numerous school delays and closings across the region.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 2 and 4 inches, with a report of 3.5 inches in Leo-Cedarville. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 5 inches, with 4.2 inches reported near Plum Creek. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 4 inches, with 3.0 inches reported in Wabash. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the midday hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 5 inches, with a report of 4.2 inches in Bluffton. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the early afternoon hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 5 inches, with a report of 4.3 inches near Marion. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the early afternoon hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 4 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the early afternoon hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 4 inches. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.

Rain changed over to widespread moderate snow during the early afternoon hours of November 11th. The snow then continued through the remainder of the afternoon before tapering off from west to east in the evening. Total snow accumulations generally ranged between 3 and 4 inches, with a report of 4.0 inches in Dunkirk. Roads quickly became snow covered with a few accidents and slide-offs reported across the region, along with school delays and closings the following day.