Northern Indiana Winter Picture Page

This page contains pictures of winter weather.

(February 14th 2015 Blizzard)

	Piles of endless snow in Warsaw from the brutal January snowstorms of 2000. Photo courtesy of Meteorologist Todd Holsten.
	Cold and snowy conditions five miles north of Woodburn, Indiana, January 5, 2004. Three inches of snow had fallen over the previous couple of days. Photo courtesy Ryan Chandler.
	From the January 30, 2002 ice storm...ice on the fence behind the weather office.
	From the January 30, 2002 ice storm...fir trees drooping from the weight of the ice on their branches.
	From the January 30, 2002 ice storm...ice coating on a vehicle.
	From the January 30, 2002 ice storm...ice encasing weather observing equipment.
	From the January 30, 2002 ice storm...ice covered bush.
	From the January 30, 2002 ice storm...close-up of the ice-entombed berries on the bush in the picture above.
	This is a picture of a snow shower over Goshen Indiana on October 7, 2000. Notice how it looks like a thunderstorm! Picture taken by meteorologist Sam Lashley.
	The same Goshen snow shower, but much closer! In the center of the picture is the heavy snow, mixed with some sleet. To the right is an area of snow that is evaporating before it reaches the ground. This is called virga.
	Yet another snow shower from October 7, this one is over the town of Ligonier in western Noble County in Indiana. Again, notice the convective structure of this shower.
	Hoarfrost on a bush outside the weather office December 26, 2000.
	An experiment you can try at home! This was sunrise on December 23, 2000 at the weather office. The temperature was almost 10 below zero. We are throwing hot water into the air. Picture taken by Todd Holsten, meteorologist.
	Aftermath of the Great Blizzard of 1978, in Starke County, Indiana. Photo courtesy Cathy Benko.
	Aftermath of the Great Blizzard of 1978, in Starke County, Indiana. Photo courtesy Cathy Benko.
	Aftermath of the Great Blizzard of 1978, in Starke County, Indiana. Photo courtesy Cathy Benko.
	Aftermath of the Great Blizzard of 1978, in Starke County, Indiana. Photo courtesy Cathy Benko.
	Aftermath of the Great Blizzard of 1978, in Starke County, Indiana. Photo courtesy Cathy Benko.
	Flooding of the Yellow River in Starke County after snows from the winter of 1977-78 melted.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	The Blizzard of 1978 in South Bend, Indiana. Photo courtesy Rich Varda of Osceola, Indiana.
	A Mishawaka resident's 1972 Maverick, surrounded by mountains of snow after the Blizzard of 1978.

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