Western Chippewa County storm history

Upwards of 12-16 inches of snow had fallen across western Chippewa County by the morning of the 29th. Strong winds led to significant blowing and drifting of snow, to the extent road commissions struggled to keep roads clear. This resulted in the Chippewa County Road Commission i…

Snowfall totals as high as 10-15 inches of snow in the vicinity of Eckerman and Trout Lake, respectively.

Significant water level changes measured by water level equipment at the Point Iroquois, MI Light on the southern shore of Whitefish Bay as a mesolow at the heart of a decaying line of storms crossed the lake. A 3.75-ft change in water level from trough to peak during the morning…

Cooperative observer at Paradise reported a snowfall total of 8.4 inches for the 11th.

Tahquamenon Falls State Park reported 8.0 inches of snow through the 12th. Additional estimates from the Eckerman, MI area south of Tahquamenon Falls of 8 inches in approximately 12hrs ending on the morning of the 12th.

Cooperative observer at Tahquamenon Falls State Park, MI, about 8miles west of Paradise, MI, recorded a 72-hour snowfall total of 22.5 inches ending December 1st with primarily WNW flow lake effect snow bands. Highest snowfall totals during this period occurred on the 28th and 30…

Cooperative observer at Paradise, MI recorded a 72-hour snowfall total of 23.1 inches ending December 1st with primarily WNW flow lake effect snow bands. Highest snowfall totals during this period occurred on the 29th and 30th, with both days' 24-hour totals around 9 inches. Snow…

Cooperative observer at Tahquamenon Falls State Park, MI, about 8miles west of Paradise, MI, recorded a 72-hour snowfall total of 22.5 inches ending December 1st with primarily WNW flow lake effect snow bands. Highest snowfall totals during this period occurred on the 28th and 30…

Photos of private citizen's snow stake in Eckerman, MI area via social media. Initial update around 1920EST November 25 with approximately 5 inches of new snow. Updated again at 0455EST November 26 with approximately 8 inches total. Trout Lake received ten inches of snowfall over…

Ten inches of snowfall in the Trout Lake area overnight, reported via social media.

Twenty-four-hour snowfall of 8.5 inches ending November 29th at Tahquamenon Falls State Park. Including the previous day, 48-hour totals as high as 14 inches of snow with a snow depth of 11 inches.

Tree damage reported across the county.