Northern Marinette storm history

Although snowfall was lighter across northeast Wisconsin, it produced slippery roads across the area. A teenager driving his five siblings and a neighbor to school in a minivan lost control of the vehicle on a snow-covered section of U.S. Highway 8 in Goodman. Two pickup trucks t…

The highest snowfall totals in northern Marinette County included 11 inches in Dunbar, 8.5 inches in Athelstane, and 6.5 inches in Amberg.

During the fall (Sep 1 - Nov 30), Wausaukee recorded 4.21 inches of rain and melted snow which was only 47% of normal. The weather pattern changed to a cold and snowy one during the 1st half of the month of December. Another stronger storm at the end of the month brought the mont…

At Wausaukee, below normal rainfall was first observed in late summer and continued through the fall. The precipitation total for October was only 0.86 inches or 27% of normal. The peak in the dry spell occurred from November 1-23, with only 0.03 inches recorded, which was only 2…

The highest ice totals across northern Marinette County included 0.30 inches near Beecher and 0.25 inches near Dunbar.

The highest snowfall total in northern Marinette County was 7.5 inches in Amberg.

The highest snowfall totals across northern Marinette County included 9 inches in Athelstane, 7.5 inches in Amberg, and 7.2 inches in Wausaukee.

The combination of cold temperatures and gusty winds caused wind chill values to fall to -30 to -34 during the morning hours.

The northern half of Marinette County was designated in Severe Drought (D2) at the beginning of the month. Above normal precipitation from October 29th through November 7th brought an end to the Severe Drought (D2) across the northern half of the county. The precipitation total a…

Below normal rainfall during the latter half of September resulted in Severe Drought (D2) conditions across northern Marinette County at the beginning of October. Warmer than normal temperatures and well below normal rainfall resulted in Severe Drought (D2) continuing through the…

The highest snowfall total in northern Marinette County was 6 inches in Athelstane.

At the beginning of the month, Severe Drought (D2) encompassed the far northwest corner of northern Marinette County, with the rest of the northern half of the county designated in Moderate Drought (D1). The southern half of the county was designated in Abnormally Dry (D0) condit…

Drought that developed last summer continued through the winter across northern Marinette County. During the month, Severe Drought (D2) encompassed the far northwest corner of the county, while the remainder of the northwest half of the county was designated in Moderate Drought (…

Drought that developed last summer continued into the new year across northern Marinette County. During the month, Severe Drought (D2) was confined to far northern portion of the county near the Florence County line. The rest of the northern half of the county was designated in M…

Abnormally Dry (D0) to Moderate Drought (D1) conditions developed during the summer and worsened in the late fall and early winter. By late November and through December, Severe Drought (D2) encompassed far northern Marinette County. During the month, the rest of the northern hal…

Showers and thunderstorms brought much needed rain in October before dry conditions returned late in the month through November. From October 26th through November 21st, less than an inch of precipitation fell across the region. On the 21st, the Drought Monitor upgraded far north…

Moderate Drought (D1) conditions were noted across northern Marinette County at the beginning of the month. Thunderstorms brought much needed rain at times which resulted in Crivitz High Falls receiving 5.45 inches of rain. This was 1.77 inches above normal or 148% of normal. Exc…

The highest snowfall totals in northern Marinette County included 11 inches near Niagara and 7 inches in Athelstane as well as Caldron Falls.

The highest snowfall total in northern Marinette County was 6 inches in Niagara.

The highest snowfall total in northern Marinette County was 6 inches near Athelstane as well as near Wausaukee.

The highest snowfall total in northern Marinette County was 6.2 inches in Athelstane. Winds gusted to 20 to 30 mph at times Wednesday night (2/22), causing blowing and drifting snow.

The highest snowfall total across northern Marinette County was 6 inches near Wausaukee.

A long duration winter storm brought 2 to 4 inches of snow to northern Marinette County by Thursday morning (12/22), with a two-day total of 6 to 8 inches by Friday morning (12/23). Winds gusted to 30 to 40 mph at times from Thursday night (12/22) through Saturday (12/24), causin…

The highest ice total across northern Marinette County included 0.3 inches southeast of Niagara.

High winds downed trees and power lines in northern Marinette County. Peak winds of 58 mph were measured in Pembine.

The highest snowfall totals across northern Marinette County included 12.5 inches near Amberg and 9.0 inches near Athelstane.

The highest snowfall totals across northern Marinette County included 9.0 inches near Athelstane and 8.0 inches near Wausaukee.

A wintry mix brought around a tenth of an inch of icing before changing over to heavy snow. Gusty northwest winds also caused some blowing and drifting of the new snow late Thursday evening into Friday morning. The highest snowfall totals across northern Marinette County included…

The highest snowfall totals across northern Marinette County included 11.8 inches near Amberg, 9.0 inches in Wausaukee, and 8.5 inches near Athelstane.

The highest snowfall total in northern Marinette County was 9.0 inches in Niagara.

The highest snowfall totals across northern Marinette County included 14.0 inches in Wausaukee and 8.5 inches in Niagara. Freezing drizzle and sleet with icing amounts less than two tenths of an inch fell before the snow arrived.

The highest measured snowfall totals in northern Marinette County were 11.0 inches in Athelstane and near Amberg, 10.5 inches at High Falls Reservoir, and 10.0 inches in Wausaukee.

The highest measured snowfall total in northern Marinette County was 7.0 inches in Athelstane.

The highest recorded snowfall totals in northern Marinette County were 12.6 inches at Wausaukee, and 8.5 inches near Amberg.

The highest snow totals in northern Marinette County were 6.5 inches in Wausaukee, 6.3 inches in Amberg, and 6.0 inches in Athelstane.

The low temperature at Wausaukee was -24 degrees on the morning of January 31st.

A storm total of 7.0 inches of snow fell in Wausaukee, and 6.0 inches fell near both Athelstane and High Falls Reservoir.

The highest reported snowfall total in northern Marinette County was 13.0 inches.

The highest recorded snowfall totals in northern Marinette County included 9.5 inches in Athelstane, 9.2 inches in Wausaukee, and 8.0 inches near Amberg.

The highest snowfall total reported in northern Marinette County was 6.0 inches in Niagara.

Heavy snow fell in Marinette County.

A storm total snowfall of 12.5 inches was measured near Athelstane, and 12.0 inches fell at Wausaukee.

Storm total snowfall near Amberg was 7.0 inches, and gusty winds caused blowing and drifting snow.

Heavy snow fell across extreme northwest Marinette County.

The coldest temperature recorded in Northern Marinette County was 19 degrees below zero at Athelstane.