Over the last 2 winters, combined. With a total of 12 months of possible measured snows ….DTW has experienced a significant snowfall deficit, receiving only 37.5 inches of snow, which is 33 inches below the average of 70.5 inches for that period.
If it wasn’t for Lake Michigan Detroit would be at 5 to 7 inches on the year. Thankfully we do have Lake Michigan to our west and much of SEMI has had 12-30”
Yes, it’s turning into a deep winter again. We have almost at least 5 inches on the ground if not, 6 inches. Almost 3 inches since last night things are looking like a true Michigan winter.
The entire point of this argument is for Steve to know the truth instead spewing nonsense for others to feel sorry for him. We’ve done ok the last 5 winters north of detroit. Last year was really the only true shitty winter.
I do not live in lake Orion anymore. I have my own numbers. I moved to the Stoney creek area on the border of Shelby and Washington. I used macomb because that’s the town Steve lives near of. We have a “snow measuring club of some sorts” that keeps track. Josh is in this club. lol
What in the world are you talking about? Sometimes I just think you just talk just to talk. you even know what you’re talking about? The answer is no. If you want stats we actually keep track in all different communities in Southeast Michigan. Me and Josh keep track. The most snow is north west of the city towards Oxford. The least amount of snow is either far east towards Algonac or way south towards Monroe.