Lapeer storm history

A tree fell onto a Dodge Ram truck traveling on the road. The tree went through the trucks windshield and entered the passenger compartment, killing a 36 year old woman passenger.

Trained spotters reported one to three inches of snow and one to two tenths of an inch of ice on top of the snow.

A 17-year old male was killed while driving his pickup truck in dense fog. His truck collided with a dump truck hauling a trailer. Dense fog, which reduced visibility to near zero, was said to have been the cause of the accident. The accident occurred in Lapeer County's Goodland …

Numerous roads were flooded and closed. The most significant road damage was M-53 south of Imlay City which was washed out and had to be closed for about 10 days. Over two dozen homes were also damaged due to the flooding. A local state of emergency was declared.

Twenty trees reported blown down mostly across the southern portions of the county. Power lines also downed.

Numerous trees and power lines down across the county, particularly across Lapeer, Attica, and north of Imlay City.

Approximately 50 trees downed and some wires.

Trees blown down and large tree branches downed.

Trees sheared and wires reported down.

Several dozen trees knocked down and a large barn destroyed.

Softwood tree damage, including a few trees snapped. A camper was also flipped.

Trees and wires reported down throughout the area.

Lapeer reported 7.2 inches of snow in a 12 hour period.

Four trees reported down.

Numerous trees down across southern Lapeer County.

Close to two dozen large trees reported down. Some trees fell onto a home and vehicle. .

Trees reported down.

Trees reported down.

Measured gust at Lapeer Airport.

Tree and power lines reported down.

Large trees and wires down reported from just south of Columbiaville through all of Mayfield Township and into the city of Lapeer. Trees fell onto at least two homes and a car.

Trees reported down.

Trees reported down.

Trees reported down.

A tree was reported blown down near Mayville, along with wires down.

Up to quarter inch of ice accumulation with power outages.

Large pine tree snapped.

Multiple trees and power lines reported down.

Multiple trees and power lines reported down.

Multiple trees and power lines reported down.

A large tree was blown down.

Large tree was blown down.

Power lines reported down southwest of Lapeer.

Downed trees and power lines reported.

Trees and wires reported down.