INDIANAPOLIS – On the morning of February 2, 2022, a strong winter storm moved through central Indiana and began dropping rain and snow. This storm began as rain, transitioned to a mix, and eventually became all snow. Over a 48-hour timeframe, over a foot of snow fell in northern Indiana with roughly 10″ of snow in Indianapolis.
Pictures from the February 2-4, 2022 Snowstorm
Potato the Dog! 
Pup in Nashville Credit: Tami Stock 
War Memorial – Downtown 
Indy Public Library – Downtown 
Monon Trail over White River 
Max in Heritage Lake Credit: Sarah Calhoon 
Credit: Tania Flood 
Mishawaka Credit: Amber Jimenez 
Beagle wanting to come inside – Noblesville 
Tipton Credit: Donetta Adams 
Mooresville Credit: Tennille Culp 
Monon Trail over White River 
Greenwood Credit: Mary Wickizer 
Beagle running in the snow – Noblesville 
Noblesville 
American Legion – Downtown 
Pennsylvania St. – Downtown 
Greenwood Credit: Rachel Kennedy 
Elwood Credit: Rachael Cowman 
Shelbyville Credit: Sarah Chapin 
North St. – Downtown 
Fort Wayne Ave. – Downtown 
Mooresville Credit: Tiffany Wargo 
Putnam Co. 
Thorntown 
Plow going by in Noblesville 
Snow in Indy 
Alia Blackburn braving the elements! 
North side of Indianapolis 
Baby doing a snow angel 
Rossville Credit: Toni Mahn 
Southport Credit: Kathy O’Connor 
Pup in Plainfield Credit: Ingred Schepinski Frieders 
Credit: Shawn Barks 
Credit: Christina McFarland 
Credit: Christina McFarland 
Sausage in Bloomington Credit: Nikota Brault 
February 2 Almanac
- Record high temperature: 63° (2020)
- Record low temperature: -19° (1951)
- Record rainfall: 1.24″ (1893)
- Record snowfall: 4.0″ (1893)
It was also on this date back in 1996, bitterly cold temperatures continued from the 2nd to the 5th with low temperatures between -15° to 0° each day.
