Snowfall

Some Michigan cities are setting records for snowfall this year, while others are far from it. Check how much snow your city has had so far this season.

Since Thanksgiving Michigan has seen two heavy snowstorms, bringing with it record breaking totals.

Few things are as special as snow on Christmas morning. How are things looking for us?

When will Lansing, Grand Rapids, Flint and other Michigan cities see their first snows of the 2024-25 season? Here are the latest predictions.

It's no surprise that Michigan had at least one city make the top 10, but it may be a surprise as to which city.

Light winter in Upper Peninsula: 100 inches below average snowfall in some cities like Ironwood and Ontonagon.

The temperature have gotten cooler, the leaves are falling and this Michigan city got it's first snow flakes of the the year.

It's possible Michigan could see records (or near-record) highs and lows for this winter.

Official snow totals from the National Weather Service are reported off a snowboard. These observations are rounded to the nearest tenth of an inch and are reported at 7 am local standard time.

The leaves haven't finished changing color and already there is talk of snow in one weather forecast for West Michigan.

Grand Rapids is only at around a quarter of the normal snowfall for the winter with Kalamazoo and Muskegon only at a third. But even the U.P. is below average.