Your photos of the rare April snow

Jay C. McCormick of Greenwood took this photo of the morning snow in his driveway. "Snow in your mirror "IS" closer than it appears!"

The Star's Charlie Nye tweeted this photo from Indy's Northside. "Just when I was thinking it's about time to pull the lawnmower out if winter storage . . . "

Brian Sweany tweeted a photo of this snowy scene during a Fishers High School bus stop. Do you have a photo to share? Tweet @indystar or post to The Star's Facebook wall!

Brian Sweany also sent The Star a photo of the rare April snow from the outside looking in, with a funny caption: " 'You want us to go out there?'-- Heirloom Tomatoes."

Think we had it bad? Jeffrey M. Hoffman of Griffith shared this photo of his Northwest Indiana area's 7 inches of snow. A second wave this morning pushed by winds from Lake Michigan added to the overnight totals in much of the state.

Frank Espich tweeted this photo of snow on tulips. Have a great photo to share with The Star? Tweet @indystar or post it to the Star's Facebook wall.

Daffodils dusted with snow were an unusual sight this morning.

Kenney Smith, a Decatur Township resident known on Twitter as @jogginglizard, tweeted The Star this photo: "Snow on my bicycle seat after work. At least I didn't have to scrape windows." Many commuters weren't so lucky this morning.

IUPUI men's soccer players practiced on campus on a morning that saw an unseasonable snowfall.

Talisha Harrison removes snow from her car the unseasonable winter-like storm. Many commuters were in the same situation.

Brian Harper posted this photo to The Star's Facebook wall of ice and snow coming down before dawn on Indy's Southside. A total of 0.3 inches was measured at the Indianapolis International Airport.

Randy Dawson of Whiteland shared this photo of the predawn snow. "Tad slickery this am!!" Share your photos with the Star by tweeting @indystar or posting them to the Star's Facebook wall.

Traffic cones in downtown Indianapolis showed a dusting of snow in the predawn hours, as tweeted by Cori Faklaris, aka @heycori.

While just 0.3 inches was recorded at the Indianapolis International Airport, more snow fell elsewhere in central Indiana.