Winter storm hits Michigan: Tracking snowfall totals

Jenna Prestininzi and Tanya Wildt, Detroit Free Press
Updated ·2 min read
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A major winter snow storm hit Michigan Friday afternoon, bringing heavy snow, thundersnow and high wind levels across the state. Low temperatures overnight may bring icy conditions Saturday, while snow and wind brought high rates of power outages across the region Friday.

Metro Detroit totals ranged from 2.3 inches in Roseville to 7 inches in Clarkston.

Further out, 15 inches fell in West Branch, Gladwin received 12 inches and Ortonville got 8.5 inches.

The largest total so far in the state was 26 inches in Champion Township, which is located in the Upper Peninsula. It was reported by a Cooperative Observer Network volunteer.

Not far from there, 25.3 inches was reported in National Mine by a National Weather Service employee.

Michigan Department of Transportation traffic cameras show Gwinn in the Upper Peninsula on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024.
Michigan Department of Transportation traffic cameras show Gwinn in the Upper Peninsula on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024.

Here's a look at snowfall across the state Friday, according to National Weather Service and Iowa State University trackers.

  • Ann Arbor: 6.2 inches

  • Arnold: 9.5 inches

  • Baraga: 9 inches

  • Bates: 5.8 inches

  • Battle Creek: 6.3 inches

  • Bay City: 5.6 inches

  • Belding: 8 inches

  • Big Rapids: 11 inches

  • Bloomfield Hills: 4.5 inches

  • Carney: 8.5 inches

  • Champion Township: 26 inches

  • Clare: 9 inches

  • Clarkston: 7 inches

  • Farmington: 4 inches

  • Flint: 2 inches

  • Gladwin: 12 inches

  • Grand Ledge: 3.2 inches

  • Grand Marais: 8 inches

  • Grand Rapids: 5.2 inches

  • Grayling: 12 inches

  • Greenville: 7.5 inches

  • Hale: 15 inches

  • Herman: 19 inches

  • Highland Township: 7 inches

  • Houghton: 8 inches

  • Ionia: 6 inches

  • Ironwood: 7.7 inches

  • Kentwood: 7.2 inches

  • Lansing: 3 inches

  • Lapeer: 4.8 inches

  • Lincoln: 11.5 inches

  • Livonia: 5.2 inches

  • Lovells: 8.5 inches

  • Lowell: 5.9 inches

  • Ludington: 10 inches

  • Menominee: 8 inches

  • Muskegon: 4.5 inches

  • Nashville: 6.5 inches

  • National Mine: 25.3 inches

  • Ortonville: 8.5 inches

  • Pinconning: 6.5 inches

  • Rochester: 6.5 inches

  • Rochester Hills: 4 inches

  • Romulus: 4.6 inches

  • Roseville: 2.3 inches

  • Royal Oak: 3.8 inches

  • Saginaw: 3.5 inches

  • Sand Lake: 5 inches

  • Southgate: 1.5 inches

  • Troy: 4 inches

  • Twin Lake: 9 inches

  • Washington Township: 6.8 inches

  • Wayne: 3.5 inches

  • West Branch: 15 inches

  • White Lake: 7.5 inches

  • Ypsilanti: 5.5 inches

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This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Michigan snowfall totals: How much fell across state