Typical Indiana weather...truly changes by the minute.  Last night they were calling for a LITTLE dusting of snow, then a little bit of sleet, then rain.  At 9PM the snow began coming down so hard it created a white out...by 10PM there was 3.5 inches and it was coming down even harder.  What happened to that DUSTING we were supposed to get   By 10:30 it had let up and then came a little light freezing rain and finally it turned to sprinkles of actually rain.  Getting home from work wasn't really that bad even though the roads had almost 5 inches of snow covering them they were surprisingly not slick at all.

Woke up this morning to a bit warmer temps and quite foggy.  It continued to warm up throughout the day making the fog that much worse.

This was about 5PM tonight, taken at a friends place.  Looking south out over the pasture...at least at the point you could tell there was a road out there.  Couldn't tell there was a house just on the other side but guess you can't have it all

Looking north into the tree line.  Its actually quite close...much farther away and you wouldn't be able to see it at all.


Began the drive back home about 10:15PM...its just under 4 miles, takes no more then 5 minutes on a good traffic day.  Got home just after 10:45PM.  30 minutes to get 4 miles   Fog only got worse after sunset as temps continued to rise.  Most areas both in the country and here in town were down to 0 visibility   The drive mainly consisted of guessing where the road was and relying completely on memory as to where the stops are after such and such a hill.  First was a T-road, I could tell I was getting close and started slowing down from the whopping 10 MPH I was going, then nearly went through the sign and into the field on the other side   Then came the long stretch, I couldn't even guess how far I was or even if I was going uphill or down anymore.  Was shocked when I came up on a bridge I figured was still a ways off.  Made it up to the highway, guessed how far I went and hoped the street light I was under was in front of the street I wanted.  Luckily it was

Made it home, relaxing, and now its midnight, its 52°F and thunders rumbling from a rather strong storm just on the outskirts of town   Tuesday daytime is supposed to be rain/storms with 50°F...then turning to snow tomorrow night and Wednesday all snow and plenty of cold

I'm starting to hate Indiana...Its the only place I've known that can have 3 different seasons in a matter of 24 hours

Wow that is a lot of snow.

I don't know that any weather can compare to kansas weather...last monday it was in the sixties and windy, and then last tuesday it was 20 and snowing.  Yesterday it was in the 50s, and today we are expecting 5 inches of snow

Fozzer wrote on Feb 5^th, 2008 at 3:44am:


I totally agree Paul, you'd not catch me riding in that weather either !

Nice fog pics BTW.......hard to get good focus on something so soft in contrast.........