Approach and Landing
During a GPS instrument approach, the pilot reported that upon reaching the decision altitude, he observed the runway end identifier lights and elected to continue the approach. Shortly thereafter, the lights disappeared and then reappeared. Despite the intermittent visibility of the lights, the pilot proceeded with the landing, using the runway edge lights as a reference to maintain alignment with the runway.
Accident Sequence
Upon touchdown, the airplane encountered snow, causing it to dig in and flip over. The ensuing rollover resulted in substantial damage to the wings and tail of the aircraft. The pilot noted that the airplane came to rest approximately 225 feet to the left of the runway centerline.
Pilot Report
The pilot stated that there were no mechanical malfunctions or anomalies that would have precluded normal operation of the aircraft. The accident occurred during daylight conditions, though specific time and weather details are not provided in the report.
Damage Assessment
The substantial damage to the wings and tail indicates a significant impact during the rollover. No information is available regarding injuries or other damage items beyond the reported structural damage.