Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but summer is over, the leaves have changed, the Halloween candy has been consumed and it’s time to start thinking about the winter holidays…and SNOW!

According to the National Weather Service, the average date of the first measurable snowfall in Indianapolis is November 19th and the date of the earliest measurable snowfall was October 18th in 1989.

The snowfall averages for the winter months in Indianapolis are:

• November: 1.3 inches
• December: 6.4 inches
• January: 9.3 inches
• February: 6.1 inches
• March: 3.1 inches

The most snowfall in a single day in Indianapolis occurred on January 15, 1965 and January 26, 1978, with each producing 10.3 inches of the white stuff!

And without further ado, here are the predictions of the first mesaurable snowfall date in Indianapolis for the 2011-12 winter season.

November 10th

• Chikage Windler – WTHR – @ChikageWindler

November 15th

• Brian Groce – @BrianGroce

November 17th

• Nicole Misencik – WTHR – @NicoleWTHR

November 19th

• Tim Briscoe
• Jeff Stanger – @JeffStanger

November 22nd

• Rachel Rubenstein – @rachelrubes
• Ron Smiley –  FOX59 – @Fox59Smiley

November 25th

• Bonnie Mann – @bonniemann
• Bill Yanney – @indybill23

November 27th

• Leilan McNally – @LeilanMcNally
• Charles Wolff – @CharlesWolff

December 2nd

• Judy Kenninger – @JudyKComm

December 3rd

• Marc Devine – @HoosierHandyman

December 5th

• Laura Fisher – @BathroomFarmer

December 7th

• Nick Revell – @NickRevell317

December 12th

• Eric Halvorson – WISH – @eric_halvorson

After 1st Colts Win

• Paul Poteet – @paulpoteet