Heavy Snow in Sanilac, Michigan
Heavy Snow November 11, 2019 – November 12, 2019 · Sanilac, Michigan
The wider storm
A long duration heavy snow event impacted southeast Michigan on Veterans day 2019. The storm peaked during the noon/early afternoon time-frame when 1 per hour snowfall occurred over the western and northern suburbs of Detroit. Meanwhile, northerly flow off of Lake Huron allowed for lake-enhanced snowfall rates over the Thumb, especially over areas on the northern and eastern shorelines with some locations seeing over a foot of snow. In general, most of southeast Michigan saw between 6-12 inches of snow, with less than 6 inches over Tri-Cities region and near the southern Michigan border.
Here are some of the higher snowfall totals reported:
Lexington... 14.0 inches
Port Huron... 14.0 inches
Bad Axe... 12.0 inches
Ann Arbor... 11.0 inches
Shelby Township... 11.0 inches
Sterling Heights... 10.0 inches
Wixom... 10.0 inches
Elba... 9.5 inches
Romulus (Detroit Metro)... 9.2 inches
Flint Bishop Airport... 9.0 inches
Pinckney... 8.2 inches
Caro... 7.5 inches.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, event 859356. Narratives are written by the National Weather Service forecast office that issued the report.
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