Yeah - had that numerous times in Marshall with snowstorms (some biggies) falling on notoriously warm ground. The bottom half being slush or at the street literally a puddle of standing water. Three just off the top of my head were 11-29-11, 11-22-15, & 11-26-18 and most likely could add 11-11-19 lol. Up here this evening its deep and pristine white gold. Looks like the two day total is close to 8" here despite what maps I can find say including GRR's from 7 am while the storm was still in progress. I know the plow banks along the freeway are 12-18" in places and they were hardly noticeable Monday. Higgins Lk area has the highest at about 30" plus they have another WWA for LES with another 2-5" expected. Heck, Harrison may even get their left-overs up to 1" frosting on the snow cake. Nice little storm(s) event. Strong winds again this evening so backyard measuring is not worth the suit-up and hike-up to take a bunch of random pokes in the snow. I have my Christmas decorations and they give me a pretty good idea by eyeball. I have a snow stake there too but its hard to see from more than 3 feet away (bad purchase) and as mentioned the winds really rip thru there like a funnel effect which has been a common theme already. Hopefully I can keep this pack around to enjoy deep winter for a bit before any torching that's already all the posting rage. I'm just going to enjoy winter while its here!

Wow. The forecast would almost tie the record set in 1990 but it looks like it could blow right past that.

Insane snow totals for some of those members. Maybe this is our January?

Good luck and Godspeed!