Severe Thunderstorm and Heavy Rainfall Potential Continues

A low pressure center tracking across the Great Lakes and its associated cold front extending across the Southern Plains will focus occasional showers and thunderstorms through tonight. A few of these thunderstorms may become severe alongside heavy rainfall that may cause flash flooding; Portions of the Southern Plains would be the greatest threat for these hazards through tonight. Read More >

A surface trough passed through the area on Friday, bringing much of the region a dusting to up to an inch of snow in the morning. Behind the trough, northwest winds allowed lake effect snows to set up with an intense single band dropping from 3 to nearly 6 inches of snow over parts of Berrien and Cass Counties in Michigan in just over 8 hours. The map below shows snow totals from yesterday with a list of the snowfall reports attached.

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LOCATION             SNOWFALL (INCHES)
WATERVLIET 4 S                         5.5
DOWAGIAC 1 W                           5.0
NILES 2.7 W                            2.0
ANGOLA                                 1.4
HUDSON 4.6 N                           1.3
STEVENSVILLE 1.7 SSE                   1.1
LAGRANGE 1.3 ENE                       0.9
LITCHFIELD 0.3 ENE                     0.8
ANGOLA 4.1 N                           0.8
SOUTH BEND                             0.7
HAMILTON 1.7 E                         0.7
HUDSON 4.1 NNW                         0.6
KENDALLVILLE                           0.5
HILLSDALE 3.2 SW                       0.5
GRANGER 2.9 W                          0.5
ORLAND 6.6 SSW                         0.4
KENDALLVILLE 0.2 W                     0.3
LA PORTE 1.2 E                         0.3
KINGSBURY 1 N                          0.2
DETROIT INT AIRPORT                    0.2
MISHAWAKA 3.9 ENE                      0.2
KINGSBURY 0.3 WNW                      0.2
FORT WAYNE AIRPORT                     0.1
ELKHART 3.1 S                          0.1
WAKARUSA 0.3 WSW                       0.1
WARSAW 3 SE                              T
PERRYSVILLE 4 WNW                        T
O'HARE INTERNATIONAL APT                 T
NEW BUFFALO 0.4 WNW                      T
LANSING ASOS                             T
COLUMBIA CITY 0.5 NNE                    T
ATLANTA 4.1 ENE                          T
ATLANTA 4.4 W                            T
SOUTH BEND 4.6 SE                        T
GRANGER 1.6 N                            T
HUNTINGTON 0.3 W                         T
ELKHART 3.1 SSE                          T
WAKARUSA 2.4 NNE                         T
GOSHEN 1.9 NW                            T
AUBURN 0.8 NE                            T
INDIANAPOLIS                             T
FORT WAYNE 5.4 WSW                       T
CHALMERS 5 W                             T

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