Accident Overview
A commercial pilot was executing a VOR/DME approach to an airport. Weather conditions at the time included partially obscured sky, a ceiling of 100 feet, visibility of 1.25 miles, and drizzle.
Weather and Approach
The pilot reported breaking out of the weather at minimums, indicating that the approach was conducted in low-visibility conditions down to the decision altitude. The aircraft was then landed approximately halfway to two-thirds down the length of the 5,000-foot runway.
Landing and Overrun
Upon touchdown, the braking action on the wet runway proved insufficient to stop the aircraft within the remaining runway distance. The aircraft overran the runway end, subsequently colliding with a fence and then impacting trees located at the airport boundary.
Aftermath
The pilot reported no mechanical malfunction or failure with the aircraft prior to the accident.