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There was a snow storm in the Marquette, MI area between 1965-1968 that I recall one snowfall that covered our cars and blocked all 1st floor doors and windows and a good portion of our second floor windows. We had to crawl out of our second story windows to get out after the storm. It was dark like night time in all areas of the ground floor...very eerie! Do you have any information on snow storms in Michigan during this period?
Summer is coming regardless! The average temperature in the heart of summer in central VA is close to 90 degrees and we have the high humidity and severe thunderstorm threats every evening which is pretty typical for a summer day. We will occasionally have some cool Canadian air drop temperatures & humidity but admittedly, some of the most amazing summer days do come from these dry cool fronts. Think of clear days with hardly any clouds in the sky, full summer sunshine, temperatures holding in the upper 70s and low 80s and the refreshing warm breezes.
And I can say with confidence I have never had to wear a winter coat on July 4th!
Yes, summer is coming and it will be welcomed. It's the arrival of spring that has everyone guessing.
You say no lake effect snow because lakes are frozen but doesn't warm air over the ice have the same effect as cold air over a warm lake?
Not really. The major impact is ice melting.
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