How much fell across the state

Winter storms have left plenty of snow in Michigan, according to the National Weather Service.

There was new snowfall across the state on Sunday and Monday, particularly in the Upper Peninsula, where some areas reported snowfalls of more than 6 inches, the National Weather Service reported.

Here’s a look at snowfall reports from NWS observations across Michigan, according to data from the National Weather Service.

How much snow fell in northern Michigan?

Oscoda: 3 inches
Crossing the city: 3 inches
West branch: 3 inches

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How much snow fell in West Michigan?

Battle Creek: 1.5 inches
Grandville: 2 inches
Kentwood: 1.3 inches

How much snow fell in the Upper Peninsula?

Arnold: 5 inches
Baraga: 6.4 inches
Bessemer: 3.9 inches
Big Bay: 2 inches
Carlshend: 3.3 inches
Champion: 3 inches
Deerton: 5.3 inches
Escanaba: 3.1 inches
Garden corners: 2 inches
Hagerman Lake: 3 inches
Hancock: 3.3 inches
Hurley: 2.1 inches
Ironwood: 3.5 inches
Kelden: 3 inches
Manistic: 2.6 inches
Marquette: 4.4 inches
Mineral hills: 2.8 inches
Munising: 3 inches
Paulding: 2.6 inches
Redcrest: 2.2 inches
Three lakes: 2.8 inches
Trowbridge Park: 2 inches
White pine: 4.5 inches

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