Snow depth
Hi John,
Just looking back through your maximum snow depth records since you moved to the Keweenaw, and it looks like the snow you've recorded in Keweenaw County hasn't been much different if at all than what you saw in Lake Linden. You maxed out at 45" a couple of times with multiple 40"+ in Lake Linden but have only exceeded 40" once since you moved to Keweenaw Co. Granted the last three winters have been abysmal for snow in the Keweenaw, but I thought the elevation would make a noticeable difference especially in the better snow years (07/08 and 08/09)? Aside from the day we got 25" in six hours (Feb 2009) when I lived in Houghton and had a solid four feet on the ground, we rarely had more than 30-35" on the ground while the higher terrain had far more. Any thoughts on the lack of a difference so far in both snow on the ground and season totals?
Thanks for the site. Helps me stay connected to a place I'd love to move back to someday.
Hi John,
Just looking back through your maximum snow depth records since you moved to the Keweenaw, and it looks like the snow you've recorded in Keweenaw County hasn't been much different if at all than what you saw in Lake Linden. You maxed out at 45" a couple of times with multiple 40"+ in Lake Linden but have only exceeded 40" once since you moved to Keweenaw Co. Granted the last three winters have been abysmal for snow in the Keweenaw, but I thought the elevation would make a noticeable difference especially in the better snow years (07/08 and 08/09)? Aside from the day we got 25" in six hours (Feb 2009) when I lived in Houghton and had a solid four feet on the ground, we rarely had more than 30-35" on the ground while the higher terrain had far more. Any thoughts on the lack of a difference so far in both snow on the ground and season totals?
Thanks for the site. Helps me stay connected to a place I'd love to move back to someday.
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