WestMichigan

Two reports of tornadoes in my part of the state. The one earlier mentioned around Carson City and another near Otsego and Plainwell that crossed US-131. Just lots of rain IMBY. My county was briefly under a warning but I don't believe anything ever touched down.

After Saturday being absolutely perfect, yesterday was warm but once again crazy windy. I recorded a 65MPH gust yesterday afternoon and spent about 5 hours straights with winds gusting over 40MPH on a consistent basis.

And 2013-2014 was near record setting or record setting for many in the Midwest and doesn't even make their top 10. it is a completely differently place up there.

Snow in the south in April, that 1857 cold snap is hard to imagine.

Woke up to an unexpected layer of freezing rain on any elevated outdoor surface. Scraping car windows isn't fun when it is pouring rain and 33°.

We should have had a wind warning or something last night but nothing was issued. For about 20 minutes straight my wind averaged over 40MPH with multiple 60+ gusts. Had a max wind gust of 67 around 1:30 this morning.

Quite a turnaround for many areas in the last month. Definitely good to see the drought easing here, but the southern and western states are still awful.

Yeah, we had a legitimate shot at 100" for the year going in to March and it just quit snowing. Looks like something in the 95"+ range is where I will end the winter.

Sure seems like it is going to be a long summer out there.

What is your seasonal total up there. That is a phenomenal amount of snow.

WWA for 4-6" here which was a surprise. Here's hoping to maybe one last hurrah before this season winds down.

62MPH gust at my house earlier this morning.

The Keewenaw is having a great winter with more on the way. 300+ Inches in Keewenaw That is one place that is pretty reliable for snowfall each year.

Looks to be a windy day tomorrow. Lots of wind warnings out there with gusts to 60MPH. There are going to be lots of power outages if that happens.

From 8 to 40+ inches in just 3 counties in Michigan. Talk about a steep gradient.