Newaygo storm history

Large Tree Fell on a House. Several Other Large Trees nearby were blow over.

The combination of rain and snowmelt resulted in flooding and closure of more than a hundred roads. 30 roads were completely washed out.

Peak wind gusts of up to 60 mph resulted in numerous downed trees and limbs and power lines and widespread power outages.

Four hundred and three homes were impacted by flooding along the Muskegon River as a result of melting of a significant snow cover and significant rainfall on April 12. Significant damage was also incurred to area roads. Governor Synyder declared Newaygo county to be in a state o…

Heavy rain caused significant flooding on rivers and streams across Newaygo county.

Michigan State Police EMD's Damage and Injury Assessment Report indicated $1,237,000 in public damage costs, 48 homes destroyed, 690 homes damaged, and 15 businesses damaged across Newaygo County. Damage estimates for private property were not available. Newaygo County declared a…

Wind gusts over 45 mph with around 3 to 5 inches of snow county wide. Numerous traffic accidents and power outages occurred county wide. Blowing snow reduced visibilities to near zero at times.

Between 7 and 10 inches of snow occurred across the county with significant disruptions to travel.

Snow amounts were over 5 inches across Newaygo County. This snow was accompanied by winds gusting around 50 mph for more than 12 hours. Travel was nearly impossible.

Trees and Branches down in the county.

More than 8 inches of snow fell county wide coupled with 40 mph and greater winds.

Eight inches of snow was reported in and near Brunswick.

Several trees were blown down near Hesperia.

Trees and power lines were blown down north of Fremont.

One and a half to two feet of snow fell from the morning of the 12th through the early morning hours of the 17th.

A report of hail up to an inch and a quarter in diameter was received from the public.

One inch diameter hail was reported near Grant.

Several trees were blown down.

Large hail over an inch in diameter was reported near White Cloud.

Multiple trees and limbs were blown down near White Cloud.

A 911 call center reported that numerous trees and power lines were blown down across the county.

Several inches of snow and sleet fell along with wind gusts to around 40 mph.

Six to eight inches of snow fell across most of Newaygo county. This combined with very strong winds which gusted to around 50 mph resulted in blizzard conditions.

Around six to eight inches of snow was reported across portions of Newaygo county.

The public reported hail up to golf ball sized near Grant.

Several trees were blown down across Newaygo county.

Law enforcement reported that multiple trees were blown down near Brohman.

The public reported that several tree limbs were snapped off and one tree was blown down near Newaygo.

Several trees were blown down near to north of White Cloud.

Six to twelve inches of snow fell across Newaygo county January 5th.

A 58 mph peak wind gust was recorded at Fremont.

A 62 mph peak wind gust was reported in Cedar Springs.

Newaygo central dispatch reported that a tree was blown down and fell onto a home just north of Croton.

One inch diameter hail was reported near Grant.

Several trees and power lines were blown down across parts of Newaygo county.

Several trees were blown down.

Law enforcement reported scattered trees were blown down across mainly northern Newaygo county and that tree damage was especially concentrated from near Hesperia to Brohman.

A couple of roads were closed in Bridgeton due to water over roads.

The Newaygo county emergency manager reported several road closures. Luce avenue between 24th and 32nd was closed, and Van Buren avenue was closed east of North Spruce all due to water over the roads. 112th street was also closed between Dickinson and Fitzgerald avenues due to wa…

An emergency manager reported that scattered trees were blown down along Poplar Road between Van Buren and 6 Mile Road.

Hail up to two and a half inches in diameter was reported near Belmont.

Several trees and power lines were blown down and hail up to one inch in diameter was reported.

Trees were blown down county wide and Croton was especially hard hit.

A trained spotter reported six inches of snow near White Cloud.

Wind gusts to near 50 mph resulted in blizzard conditions with blowing snow and near zero visibilities.

A half to three quarters of an inch of freezing rain resulted in numerous downed trees, limbs, power lines and widespread power outages.