The heavy lake effect sow has ended across West Michigan with the storm bringing more than a foot to a few locations near the lakeshore. Near Hart 16” was observed with 14” neat Ludington. Further south, Holland picked up 11”. Cities inland typically observed 1 to 3 inches
The slideshow at the top of the page has a map of the observed snowfall and individual reports.
A few more light snow showers are possible today with highs in the 20s. Warmer weather with a mix of rain and snow for Monday and temperatures climbing into the upper 30s and low 40s.
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