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Arctic Air for the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic; Increase Moisture for Pacific Northwest; Active Pattern for Hawaii

An arctic cold front will impact the Great Lakes, Northeast and mid-Atlantic. Snow showers and squalls will accompany this system with increasing winds and falling temperatures. Damaging wind gusts may result in tree damage and power outages. Meanwhile, moisture returns for the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii this weekend with both coverage and intensity of rainfall and higher elevation snows. Read More >

Event Summary

A strong line of thunderstorms that developed over North Dakota and southern Manitoba during the evening hours of Wednesday, July 20th, reached western Upper Michigan during the early morning hours of Thursday, July 21st. The line continued eastward through the morning, clearing eastern Upper Michigan by early afternoon. Very strong winds accompanied the line of storms across the northwest half of Upper Michigan. Several pockets of extensive wind damage were observed across Ontonagon and Houghton counties, with sporadic damage elsewhere along the line. This includes estimated winds of up to 90mph at the Emily Lake Campground south of Twin Lakes in Houghton County based off an NWS storm survey.

 

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