April 3 to 4 snow reports

A large weather system crossed toward Lake Michigan Tuesday night with bands of snow reaching into northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

Strong north winds brought lake enhanced and terrain enhanced bands of heavier snow to Lake Superior’s South Shore where the highest amounts fell. Accumulating snow tapered off Thursday morning.

The following are snow reports from the National Weather Service as of 10 am Thursday, April 4:

11:49 PM 4/3/24 – Gile – 8.6 inches – Iron County
7:00 AM 4/4/24 – 1 S Phillips – 7.5 inches – Price County
6:30 AM 4/4/24 – 6 SW Butternut – 6.0 inches – Price County
8:16 AM 4/4/24 – 1 W Van Buskirk – 5.9 inches – Iron County
7:00 AM 4/4/24 – 5 NNW Bessemer – 5.5 inches – Gogebic County
6:55 AM 4/4/24 – 3 WNW Clam Lake – 5.0 inches – Bayfield County
7:00 AM 4/4/24 – 1 SSE Cedar – 4.9 inches – Iron County
7:00 AM 4/4/24 – 2 WNW Ironwood – 4.1 inches – Iron County
8:00 AM 4/4/24 – Mercer – 4.0 inches – Iron County
8:00 AM 4/3/24 – 4 NW Namekagon – 3.4 inches – Bayfield County
6:00 AM 4/4/24 – 2 WNW Seeley – 1.8 inches – Sawyer County
6:00 AM 4/4/24 – 2 SE Spooner – 1.7 inches – Washburn County
7:19 AM 4/4/24 – Brule – 1.4 inches – Douglas County
7:00 AM 4/4/24 – 4 NNE Sarona – 1.4 inches – Washburn County
6:00 AM 4/4/24 – 1 SW Hayward – 1.3 inches – Sawyer County
7:00 AM 4/4/24 – 1 ENE Maple – 1.2 inches – Douglas County
7:00 AM 4/4/24 – 2 WNW Stone Lake – 1.2 inches – Washburn County
7:14 AM 4/4/24 – 5 NNW Delta – 1.0 inch – Bayfield County
8:41 AM 4/4/24 – 2 ESE Shell Lake – 1.0 inch – Washburn County
7:00 AM 4/3/24 – 1 W Solon Springs – 0.8 inches – Douglas County
7:00 AM 4/3/24 – 1 N Bayfield – 0.7 inches – Bayfield County