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Thanksgiving Lake Effect Snow and Winds

High impact lake effect snow event expected this evening through Friday. Snow amounts of 6” to 12” are likely in typical NW snow belts and areas near and south of Grand Traverse Bay. Read More >

Gaylord, MI

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Climate - September 2019

Weather.gov > Gaylord, MI > Climate - September 2019

 

Wet and Warm September

 

 

                                                 September Temperature Information

Average High Temperatures

 Average High Temperature Departures

 

Average Low Temperatures

 Average Low Temperature Departures

 

Average Temperatures

 Average Temperature Departures


 

                                                  September Precipitation Information

Precipitation Totals Departure From Normal Precipitation

 

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