WestMichigan

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.

Yeah, the GFS certainly shifted north at 12z

Hard to knock a winter that started in late November and will finish with over 90" inches of snow, but having winter completely disappear after early to mid February along with the 3 complete melt offs in early December, Christmas, and early January take me from what would have been a A/A+ to an A-.

As soon as I saw 0z gfs I knew this wasn't going to end well.

Living in a very agricultural heavy area myself and many fruit growers would say please no.