I guess I'm not seeing this supposed North shift that mets are seeing...? 12Z runs were the first to give me over a foot from this system since Thursday morning. I spent the past couple of days too far south.

Yeah I'm very curious to see what the depths will be like after this storm. It seems like when you get north of 40-50" or so, the rate of compaction increases.

Saturday, Mar 14 - 3:35 PM Currently the Mackinac Bridge is closed to all traffic due to hazardous ice falling from the bridge cables and towers. I don't recall when the bridge has been closed so much as this winter. https://www.mackinacbridge.org/fares-traffic/conditions/

Feels very March 2023-esque today. Usually not this chilly under sunny skies in mid-March.

If this storm produces the expected snowfall amounts there will a lot of snow on the ground in the UP. Here are some current snow depts The Soo 23" Marquette 32" Herman 46" Calumet 55"