Charlevoix County storm history

Snowfall totals of 8-10 inches across the county. Boyne Falls AWOS, KBFA, reported wind gusts greater than 35mph with consistent visibilities at or below 1/4 mile between 09:55 and 14:15, combined with falling snow. Wind gusts reached as high as 60mph at the cooperative observer …

Snowfall totals in the East Jordan area of 7-12 inches.

Widespread radial ice reports of one-half to as much as three-quarters of an inch of ice across parts of the county, with highest amounts near Elmira and Thumb Lake in eastern Charlevoix county, though significant tree and power/communication infrastructure damage was reported ac…

Cooperative observer at Boyne Falls recorded a wind gust to 71mph.

Snowfall totals for Charlevoix county of 12-20 inches, corroborated by cooperative observer reports at East Jordan Wastewater Treatment Plant and Boyne Falls by December 12th of 12.2 and 14.0 inches, respectively. Additional public reports of 15-20 inches in the vicinity of Wallo…

Twenty-four hour total of 13.8 inches measured at East Jordan Wastewater Treatment Plant ending on the morning of the 30th, with storm totals through December 2nd of 21.9 inches. As an example of lake effect snowfall gradients, the cooperative observer 2 miles NW of East Jordan r…

Twenty-four hour snowfall of 8 inches ending on the morning of the 30th, from Boyne Falls cooperative observer. Event totals as high as 16 to 17 inches in the Boyne Falls area by the morning of the 30th per social media reports. A social media report of a 32-inch snowfall total e…

Twenty-four hour snowfall of 8 inches ending on the morning of the 30th, from Boyne Falls cooperative observer. Event totals as high as 16 to 17 inches in the Boyne Falls area by the morning of the 30th per social media reports.

Twenty-four hour total of 13.8inches measured at East Jordan Wastewater Treatment Plant ending on the morning of the 30th. As an example of lake effect snowfall gradients, the cooperative observer 2miles NW of East Jordan received only 10.2 inches through the entire 72+hour event…