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As of this afternoon, they're @ 347.5". On average they'll still receive another 40" and I've seen a lot of big dogs in April. Also, Herman has 68" otg with a LE of probably 18". The snow will NOT be gone by mid April in the UP. I routinely still have snow into the 1st and 2nd week of May.

As long as we keep a fire going, the heat from the stovepipe creates a hollow cavity around the stack, even if the snow accumulates a foot or two higher than the pipe. But obviously shovel it out as soon as possible just to keep it free and clear and to avoid ice issues. The first thing I did when moving here was to reroute the furnace exhaust off the roof and have it exit the sidewall up high just beneath the roof soffit. That worked out well until this year. Keeping the snow cleared is a job you def don't want to fall behind on.

This was definitely one for the books. Just goes to show what mid-west/great lakes climate can churn out from time to time. Now on to spring!

You'd finally get your fill of snow! This is what 5.5+ feet of snow looks like. Pretty much standing in the same spot as the late August pic this past Summer. Took some weight off the roof as well. Inside the house is like a cave. EDIT: The lesser snow on the left side of the pic is a path i blew to the propane tank a few weeks back.

I have and sometimes still do. Back around 2014-2018 I reported almost daily but it became too much of a chore. MQT gave me my two official snow stakes that I still put out each year for shits and giggles.

Somewhere around 300". I'm usually pretty close to Herman's totals and they stand at 341" as of today but there were a few times this winter they were hit a bit harder than me. Measuring snow here is damn near a fulltime job and I just don't care as much as I use to. However, from Friday through last night I've received an estimated 55" while MQT officially stands at 48.1" during the same time, with a season total of 262.7". Today starts the cleanup. There's 4-5' drifts of wind-packed snow across the entire driveway this morning and while I do have a Kubota tractor, this is still going to take some time. Will try to post a few more pics today.

2' is still a lot of snow especially this time of year when the thrill is def over. At least we are only 6 weeks away from May. MQT received 33.7" (LE- 3.79"). Probably nearing 40" out this way. Good to see you were spared the ice!

My 5' snow stake is buried but it read 44" before the storm, so well over 60"

Snow and wind have let up considerably with another 5-6" possible through the night. Snow is too deep to walk or even snowshoe in, there's no power, and the road is closed for miles. Deepest snow I have ever seen. The house is almost buried.

Hi all, checking in from rural Marquette County. Have received 30-35" on top of the 44"that was otg when this started. Depth between 60-70". Another foot possible. The snow has bridged to the roof.

SUPERIOR QD #4 (weather.gov)

I saw a report of 20 up in the arrowhead.

First serious taste of Autumn today.... mid to upper 40's all day with .25 of lake effect rain off a due north flow. With clouds and showers tonight, lows should only fall to the upper 30's.

Breezy autumn like day with low humidity and temps in the low 60's. Will be a cool one tonight with mid 40's, some 30's likely in the cool spots. Started weeding out some of the tired looking plants that don't receive enough sun anymore off the deck today and into the composter. Sure sign fall is here.

Climbed to 73 here before decaying showers moved through. Wind then turned north northeasterly and low clouds, fog have moved in with the temp of 66. Anything is better than a heat index of 101 like yesterday. I almost bought an AC unit.