See where, how much snow fell Wednesday in Michigan

Snow from the lake moved throughout Michigan on Wednesday, December 10, dropping greater than half a foot of snow in elements of Northern Michigan, in accordance with the National Weather Service.

Accumulations had been highest in northern and central Michigan, with reasonable and lightweight snowfall within the Higher Peninsula, and in western and southeastern Michigan, the climate bureau reported.

Gentle snow with lake impact is expected will proceed by Thursday night, December 11, for northwestern Michigan and jap UP, adopted by one other spherical on Friday, December 12, the NWS mentioned.

Here is what it’s good to learn about Wednesday’s snowfall, in accordance with NWS observers and climate stations.

How a lot did it snow within the UP?

The UP noticed almost half a foot of snow in some areas. Listed below are the snowfall studies:

• Forest lake: 5.3 inches
• Cusino Lake: 5 inches
• Manistics: 3.5 inches
• Backyard Corners: 3.1 inches
• Gwinn: 3 inches

How a lot has it snowed in northern Michigan?

Northern Michigan noticed greater than a foot of snow in some areas. Listed below are the snowfall studies:

• Darragh: 7.4 inches
• Mancelona: 5 inches
• Prudenville: 5 inches

How a lot has it snowed in Western Michigan?

West Michigan noticed lower than half a foot of snow. Right here is the snowfall report:

How a lot did it snow in the course of Michigan?

Snow reached greater than a foot in areas of central Michigan. Listed below are the snowfall studies:

• Saginaw: 7.1 inches
• Oakley: 4 inches

How a lot has it snowed in southeastern Michigan?

Southeast Michigan noticed lower than half a foot of snow. Right here is the snowfall report:

How a lot snow is there in Michigan proper now?

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The Lansing State Journal contributed.

Contact Jenna Prestininzi: jprestininzi@freepress.com.