“The April 1 snowfall was record-breaking!” says cbs4indy.com.
“It broke the April 1 record of 2″, which was set in 1924. It was also the snowiest Easter in recorded Indiana history. The previous record for the holiday was 0.3″ set in both 1972 and 1964.”
West Lafayette and Rossville reported nearly 6″ with Lebanon reporting about 4″ and Indianapolis 2″.
As I said, that’s according to cbs4indy.com But residents say otherwise.
According to Indianapolis resident Dan Hammer, about 4 inches of snow fell late yesterday. “This makes nearly 18 inches of snow at my place since the start of spring,” says Hammer. “An entire winter averages about 28 inches.”
http://cbs4indy.com/2018/04/02/photos-easter-ends-with-record-breaking-snow-in-central-ind iana/
Thanks to Clay Olson for this link
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