INDIANA — Indiana’s winter climate history shows that it is possible for a single February storm system to produce a foot of snow in parts of the state, even though such events are relatively uncommon.
February is typically one of Indiana’s snowiest months, with long-term averages ranging from about 6 to 12 inches statewide, depending on location.
Northern Indiana generally records higher totals than central and southern portions of the state, largely due to colder temperatures and proximity to Lake Michigan. While much of Indiana’s February snowfall often comes from multiple smaller systems, historical records confirm that significant accumulations can occur from a single, well-organized storm…