![]() ![]() Precipitation, but as WPC guidances shows (7 day QPF of less than a Quieter weather is expected during the long term period of Wednesday Weak mid-level height rises and subsidence return and moisture depth Isentropic upglide/warm air advection will takeĪdvantage of increased moisture depth to produce light snow showersĪcross the northern half of the CWA. ![]() The next round of snowfall is expected Tuesday night into the start Tuesday afternoon and evening, drifting northeast while theyĭissipate as flow becomes southwesterly in weak ridging. Morning with moisture depth and inversion heights falling under 5000įt during the day Tuesday. The trough that has been over the area in recent days exits Tuesday Wind gusts aroundĢ0 mph could also cause localized blowing snow. Travel Tuesday morning across the advisory area. Will continue into the morning hours resulting in areas of slick The heaviest of these are affectingĪllegan/Kalamazoo/Van Buren counties at this time. Ample overlake instability is fueling lakeĮffect snow showers affecting our traditional northwest flow lakeĮffect belts. The storm caused 20 million dollars in damage to power lines, telephone lines, and trees.Ĭurrent headlines look to be in good shape this morning as lakeĮffect snow showers, locally heavy at times, continue across parts Streets became impassable even on foot, and whole towns were plunged into darkness without communication. Overnight freezing rains continued through the day at Worcester, MA while the wind increased to a gale. ![]() Northern New England received heavy snow with more than two feet reported in some areas. Ice was more than three inches thick in many places following the storm, and property damage was in the millions of dollars. New England was in the midst of a four-day ice storm, their worst of record. U.S.A and Global Events for November 28th: On November 28, 1991, a winter storm moving through the Great Lakes brought snow, sleet, and freezing rain across the Flint area, leaving 4.4″ of snow by the 28th. Meanwhile, a foot of lake-effect snow piles up at Muskegon. The high temperature at Lansing is only 15 degrees, after a morning low of 6. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 42.ġ955: Bitterly cold arctic air is firmly entrenched across Lower Michigan. ![]()
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