I don't believe there are records there, but I would guess between about 160 - 190"
The average annual snowfall in Niles, MI is around 72 inches.
The average annual snowfall in Troy, MI is around 39 inches. Snowfall can vary each year depending on weather patterns.
Calumet, Michigan, typically receives an average annual snowfall of about 200 inches. This significant snowfall is primarily due to its location in the Upper Peninsula near Lake Superior, which contributes to lake-effect snow. The winter season in Calumet can be quite harsh, with snow often covering the ground from late November until April.
The average January snow fall in Lansing, MI is 9.8" according to NOAA.
There isn't actually a snow capital, but as far as actual cities you might consider Marquette, MI to be the capital. It gets over 150" annually, particularly inland.
The average annual snowfall in Niles, MI is around 72 inches.
The average annual snowfall in Sterling Heights, MI is around 32 inches. Snowfall amounts can vary from year to year depending on different weather patterns.
It's about 150". The National Weather Service in Gaylord has a good map of average snowfall for northern MI - see the related link.
The average annual snowfall in Troy, MI is around 39 inches. Snowfall can vary each year depending on weather patterns.
208 inches! With a record of 355.9 inches!
The average snowfall in Kalamazoo, MI is around 60 inches per year. Snowfall can vary each winter due to weather patterns and climate fluctuations.
The average snowfall for Mio, MI is around 65 inches per year. This can vary depending on the specific year and weather patterns.
Calumet, Michigan, typically receives an average annual snowfall of about 200 inches. This significant snowfall is primarily due to its location in the Upper Peninsula near Lake Superior, which contributes to lake-effect snow. The winter season in Calumet can be quite harsh, with snow often covering the ground from late November until April.
About 130 inches, with considerably more inland and up in elevation.
Traverse City averages about 110" annually. It varies a lot across northern Michigan however, with the elevation changes and proximity to the lake - check out the link below for a map of northern Michigan's snowfall.
The average January snow fall in Lansing, MI is 9.8" according to NOAA.
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