The recent winter storm that swept through Michigan resulted in significant snowfall across the state. The National Weather Service (NWS) has released a comprehensive analysis of the snowfall totals recorded over a 24-hour period, sharing insights into the most impacted areas. This storm primarily affected the period from Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning.
Snowfall Totals from the Saturday Storm
Heavy snowfall was widespread, particularly in West Michigan. The NWS has color-coded maps that illustrate the accumulation levels. Areas shaded in yellow and orange received between 6 to 12 inches of snow.
Key Snowfall Measurements
- Zeeland: 12 inches
- Spring Lake: 12 inches
- Hudsonville: 12 inches
- Holland: 11 inches
- Battle Creek: 10 inches
- Grandville: 10 inches
According to the NWS in Grand Rapids, the heaviest snowfall occurred Saturday evening and continued into the night. Reports emphasized that the storm brought widespread accumulation in lower Michigan.
Weather Forecast
As the storm begins to wane, residents can expect updates on the weather conditions from local meteorologists. For detailed forecasts and information on further weather developments, stay tuned to El-Balad.
