Missaukee storm history

Estimated 12 inches of snow in the Moorestown area in northeastern Missaukee county.

Multiple reports of tree damage and downed powerlines in a swath approximately a mile and a half wide near Dyer Lake east of Falmouth. Trees snapped and uprooted by suspected downburst gusts. Accompanied by torrential rain and up to dime sized hail.

Uprooted spruce tree and minor structure damage, including damage to fiberglass shop roof, children's playground set, and an old wood frame barn blown down. Accompanied by torrential rain and strong winds. Dairy farmer located 30 feet inside an open sided cow barn at time of stor…

Photo of tree down over powerlines and roadway, reports of additional trees and lines down in the area near Merritt Speedway. Suspected downburst winds.

Several trees down with power outages near Moddersville. Time estimated via radar.

Dime and quarter size hail east of Cadillac in Missaukee county. Time estimated via radar.

Central dispatch reports trees and powerlines down in Lake City. Time estimated via radar.

Hail of at least 1 inch reported by spotter.

Downed trees, power outages, and roof damage reported across various parts of the county.

A barn suffered damage to its roof and an exterior door.

Power poles were snapped and many trees were downed, laying across roads near Lake Missaukee. Windows were damaged on some nearby businesses.

A barn was heavily damaged by two falling concrete silos.

Several trees and large limbs were downed.

Snow plows were utilized to clear hail-covered roads.

Numerous trees were downed.

Flooding occurred near the M-66 corridor in western Missaukee County. Rain fall amounts of 2 to 3 inches in just two hours were common in these areas. Roads were closed near Dickerson and Stoney Corners west of McBain, and at M-66 and Kalkaska Street in Lake City.

Several trees were downed in Lake City, and two buildings downtown sustained roof damage.