Metro Detroit snow totals show how much communities got from storm

A winter storm that was anticipated to depart a lightweight accumulation of snow in metro Detroit changed into a extra substantial snow occasion on Wednesday, January 14, with many faculty districts declaring Thursday, January 15, a snow day.

Some elements of metro Detroit acquired greater than 6 inches of snow, whereas some communities in southwestern Michigan noticed greater than 18 inches of snow. according to the National Weather Service.

Ann Arbor had the most important reported snow complete in southeastern Michigan at 6.5 inches. White Lake had 6.3 inches, Wyandotte acquired 6.2 inches and Novi, Romulus and Wixom had a complete of 6 inches.

Here is a have a look at snow accumulations in southeastern Michigan and a few spectacular totals throughout the state.

Snow totals in Michigan on account of winter storm

• Ann Arbor: 6.5 inches
• Bertrand: 14 inches
• East Level: 5.5 inches
• Howell: 3.5 inches
• Livonia: 5.5 inches
• Municipality of Macomb: 3 inches
• Milford: 5 inches
• Nijlen: 16.4 inches
• New: 6 inches
• Ortonville: 5.1 inches
• Rochester: 5.8 inches
• Romulus: 6 inches
• Royal Oak: 4 inches
• Shelby Municipality: 3.5 inches
• Sterling heights: 4.3 inches
• West Bloomfield: 5 inches
• White Extra: 6.3 inches
• Wixom: 6 inches
• Wyandotte: 6.2 inches