While, the phenomenon itself is not new, the term "Industrial Plant Induced Snow" is not one many people have heard of.

The tornado was on the ground for seven minutes Monday night with a path 4 miles long and 50 yards wide.

An EF-1 tornado with winds of 100 mph touched down Friday in central Indiana's Madison County, destroying a barn and damaging trees.

The National Weather Service says 25 days in May reached over 80 degrees.

The snow fell in a narrow band that missed other nearby communities, including Muncie and Anderson.

Snow bands that are part of a spring nor'easter targeting the Northeast continued dropping snow in parts of Indiana Wednesday morning.

There were 20-foot snow drifts, 40 mph winds and temperatures that plummeted from 34 degrees to zero overnight.

Temperatures will drop from the 50s to below freezing in the span of a couple of hours Thursday night.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis says wind chills could be approaching minus 20 in some spots Saturday night.

Hydrologist Al Shipe says this year was shaping up similarly to the most recent drought year of 2012 - until recently.