dmc76

You were only talking about Detroit? No you were not. You were talking about Southeast Michigan as a whole it’s a little bit bigger than Detroit. Have you looked at the map of Southeast Michigan lately

Just a really poor attempt at a joke I just had to let them now.

Actually this will be the third snow storm of 6 inches or more. This is actually very routine for the northern suburbs of Detroit, extremely routine. The statement couldn’t be further from the truth. Just a really poor attempt at a joke. Now a big dog for this area is definitely 10-18 inches but we never touch 18 inches but we usually cap off at about 17 at the highest

I’m just saying I don’t think Detroit snowfalls enough to really truly miss it. I don’t really think there’s anywhere in the southern half of lower Michigan to really miss it. Maybe around GRR

I think it was earlier that Saturday morning when it was coming down but has the day went on it struggled to accumulate

There’s not really much to miss in Detroit to regards to winter. Seriously. What did he miss...31”? U r not gonna miss that. Lol

I remember the April 23-25 2005 snowstorm in SEMI brought upwards of 16” in Northern Oakland county (40 miles NNW of Detroit) it was a stalled out low that sat and spun for over 2 days. What I remembered is that 90% of the accumulation happened at night. During the day it rarely stuck. Moral of the story is that.... u start approaching very late April into May. Now, snow has to happened at night.

APN __ 77.0” ORD __ 45.8” CLE __ 82.4” CMH __  38.9” DET __ 58.4” FWA __ 47.8”  GRR __ 82.0”  GRB __ 55.6” IND __ 28.8” LSE __ 40.6”  YXU __ 104.4” SDF __ 17.7” MQT __ 189.0”  MKE __ 54.0” MSP __ 47.7”  MLI __ 27.0” PAH __ 21.0” PIA __ 22.0” STL __ 25.0” YYZ __ 63.2”  Tiebreakers  1. December 2017 snowfall ORD (10.2”) 2. January 2018 snowfall IND (11.0”)  3. February 2018 snowfall (12.0”)

I was16! Im old

I remember that summer spent 3 months in Italy and when I came back in early September temps were in the 50's and everybody was white as a ghost.