1.5″ New Snow Tipton Already……..1″ Crawfordsville
December 28th, 2012 at 9:58 pm by Chad Evans under Chad's WLFI Weather Blog
Merger has taken place & bands of heavy snow have blossomed as a result. 5.0″ has been reported on the northwest side of Indianapolis as persistent, mesoscale, frontogenetical banding continues. These bands have been very intense.
1.5″ has been reported from Tipton, 1″ at Crawfordsville. Light snow is falling at the station, but there has not been accumulation since it started at around 9:45 p.m.
I am upping totals some in parts of our southeastern counties, but everything else looks good.
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Snowing pretty good on east side of Lafayette
Chad—–i can confirm 1.5″ new snow tonight…..moderate….fluffy snow falling now.
Once again Monticello is seeing nothing
monticello never gets anything, i do not understand this at all, i hope monticello gets 2 feet of snow at one time before winter expires!!!!!!!!!!!!
Crawfordsville 2 inches calm winds. Peaceful, looks like models are bringing new years storm further north.
Won’t happen mad man. If there’s a dry socket ever its always over Monticello!!
Chad, I drove into that banding coming home, it started when I was going by the airport and intensity did not let up until I got to the Jamestown exit on 74. The interstate was terrible snowflakes were huge, visibility was less than a 1/4 mile.
Brandon i hope it comes right here in monticello and stays for daze!!!!!
5.3 inches of new snow on the north side of Indy