Winter 2021-22 pic collage recap

[michsnowfreak]

I always do a winter recap in pics, but Im late this year. Figured I would downsize the summary just as the board has downsized over the years lol. Feel free to add any recaps/pics/etc of your own.

 

Nov 2021 - 6.6" of snow

First flakes of the season Nov 2nd, and a snowy Thanksgiving weekend included a scenic 4.3" snowfall on Nov 27/28 and then another 2" snowfall just a day later, with some melting in between. Another snowy November.

 

Dec 2021 - 3.3" of snow

A very forgettable Dec winter-wise, the only real highlight being a blinding band of snow on the 28th that dropped 2" of heavy, wet snow in less than 3 hours.

 

Jan 2022 - 9.4" of snow

A cold January. Excellent for winter rec and ice fishermen. Snow-wise, nothing special, highlight by basically 3 clippers (2.7" on Jan 1/2, 3.3" on Jan 23, and 2.6" on Jan 24/25).

 

Feb 2022 - 20.2" of snow

Once again Feb blitzes us with plentiful snow. Highlights were the 2-part winter storm Feb 2-3 which dropped 6" of wet snow with wave 1 and 3.3" of powder with wave 2....whiteout squalls on the 13th that dropped 2"....then another good storm on the 17/18th dropped 6.8" of snow.

 

Mar 2022 - 3.7" of snow

A boring March. A wet snow of 1.3" on the 11th and a powdery 1.4" on the 13th were the only thing of note, tho the 13th did have some good blowing/drifting ahead of a warm front.

 

Apr 2022 - 4.4" of snow

The 3rd April in a row to drop 4+ snow. A surprise 2" fell late on the 2nd in the form of heavy feathery snow, and then the now-annual late April snow hit on the 18th, dropping 2.4" of heavy, wet snow.

 

Season total snow: 47.6", slightly above avg. Detroit officially had 47.1". Pic collages below.

 

 

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[weatherbo]

As a fellow snow lover I always enjoy your winter recap pics. 

I'll add a few I've not shared before that I took randomly this past winter.

[Hoosier]

1 hour ago, michsnowfreak said:

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That 4/18 pic looks like it's straight outta January.  Maybe it helps that we can't see pavement.  Did it stick on the pavement that day?

[michsnowfreak]

On 5/1/2022 at 7:13 PM, Hoosier said:

That 4/18 pic looks like it's straight outta January.  Maybe it helps that we can't see pavement.  Did it stick on the pavement that day?

For the most part it did not stick to the pavement, only slushed up in a few spots. Either way it was quite a Winter wonderland for April 18th.