About Indiana
Indiana is known as the Crossroads of America, with multiple highways intersecting within its borders. In the north, Indiana borders the tip of Lake Michigan, you will love the sights and sounds of the three miles of shoreline along Lake Michigan. The sand dunes will astound you, as will the vast variety of desert plants, giant wood ferns and white pines in Indiana Dunes State Park. George Rogers Clark National Historical Park provides opportunities for family and recreational time. Park grounds are located adjacent to the downtown area of Vincennes. Visit Vincennes unique shops, antique stores, and flavorful diners.
Weather in Indiana
Mild to cold winters and hot summers. Indiana generally has cold winters and hot, humid summers with higher temperatures overall in the south. Lake Michigan modifies the northern temperatures and also creates higher precipitation than the rest of the state, with more snowfall in winter. Autumn is a pleasant time to travel to Indiana with lower humidity and sunny skies, while spring is often unstable and has high incidences of thunderstorms and tornadoes.