Thunderstorms are expected to bring heavy rain and potential significant flash and urban flooding to the Mid-Atlantic on Thursday, especially along the I-95 urban corridor. Dry conditions, gusty winds, and isolated dry thunderstorms will continue to bring a critical fire weather threat to the northwestern Great Basin into the interior Northwest through Thursday. Read More >
Lake Effect Snowstorm on December 13-14th, 2004
![]() Figure 3 Contour analysis of storm total snowfall |
Figure 4 is a visible satellite image on December 16 showing where the swath of snow fell across the area. Notice how far southeast the dominant snow band extended (into southwestern Ohio) |
Figure 4 Visible Satellite Image on December 15 |
The following are some specific snow reports from around the area
..SOUTHWEST LOWER MICHIGAN... WATERVLIET 9.0 CASSOPOLIS 8.0 SISTER LAKES 8.0 BUCHANAN 7.0 3E NILES 5.5 NILES 4.5 UNION 3.0 WHITE PIGEON 1.5 STURGIS 1.0 THREE RIVERS 0.8 ...NORTHERN INDIANA... SIMONTON LAKE 9.0 LAPORTE WWTP 6.5 KINGSBURY 6.0 ROLLING PRAIRIE 6.0 ELKHART 5.5 SOUTH BEND AIRPORT 5.2 GOSHEN 5.0 GRANGER 5.0 LAPORTE 5.0 1S ELKHART 5.0 NEW PARIS 4.5 SOUTH BEND 4.0 MIDDLEBURY 3.0 NORTH WEBSTER NWS 2.9 MICHIGAN CITY 2.0 WARSAW 2.0 NAPPANEEE 2.0 NEW CARLISLE 2.0 KNOX 2.0 ASLAY 1.5 KENDALLVILLE 1.0 MARION 1.0 ...NORTHWESTERN OHIO PANDORA 1.4 PAULDING 1.0 COLUMBUS GROVE 1.0 MONTPELIER 0.2
TH...12/14/04