How much snow did the Upper Peninsula get? Here are the snow totals

• A late winter storm introduced heavy snow to the higher peninsula of Michigan.
• Some areas nearly acquired a foot snow, in response to the Nationwide Climate Service.
• Escanaba noticed the very best snowfall totals, with greater than 10 centimeters absorbed in some areas.

A late winter storm coated on Wednesday within the higher peninsula of Michigan, with some areas that just about see a foot snow, observers of the Nationwide Climate Service on Thursday morning reported.

The winter storm wiped northeast by means of the midwest and led to at least one Blizzard Warning for residents of MinnesotaAnd a winter storm warning for many of the UP when it moved to Michigan.

Because the storm comes out, cooperative observers reported for the NWS on the higher peninsula snow totals.

What the NWS mentioned earlier than the storm: Where they could see 16 centimeters in Michigan

Right here the place the snow fell this week:

How a lot snow did the higher peninsula get?

In accordance with the NWS 24-hour snowfall reviews, snow totals are right here:

• Escanaba (3 Mile NW): 10.4 inches
• Escanaba (2 miles e): 10 inches
• Munising: 9.5 inches
• Backyard corners: 8 inches
• Manistique (3 Mile NW): 7.5 inches
• Gladstone: 7.3 inches
• McMillan: 7 inch
• St. Ignace: 7 inch
• Cedar River: 7 inch
• Menominee: 7 inch
• Spherical Lake (6 Mile NE): 6.8 inches
• Manistique: 6.5 inches
• Spalding: 6.4 inches
• Iron Mountain: 6.4 inches
• Backyard (7 miles one): 6 inches
• Manistique (1 mile s): 6 inches
• Iron Mountain: 6 inches
• Watson (3 miles SW): 6 inches
• Newberry: 5.2 inches
• Backyard: 5 inches
• Cedarville: 5 inches
• Iron Mountain (3 miles): 4.8 inches
• Mackinaw Metropolis: 4.5 inches
• Petoskey: 4.3 inches
• Sault Ste. Marie: 4.1 inches
• Arnold (1 mile nne): 4 inches
• East Jordan: 3.8 inches
• Benzonia: 3.8 inches
• Arcadia: 3,7 inches
• Bates: 3.5 inches
• Harbor Springs: 3.5 inches
• Grawn: 3.4 inches
• Day gett: 3.3 inches

Extra: Now that the snow remains to be falling, 1 Michigan Metropolis has damaged a seasonal file. How a lot has fallen

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