Gaylord, MI – Northern Michigan has been buried under relentless snowfall this winter, with the National Weather Service (NWS) in Gaylord reporting a staggering 180.9 inches of total accumulation as of February 20.
According to the NWS, measurable snow began on November 20, 2024, and since then, 86 of the last 93 days have recorded snowfall. February has been particularly relentless, with snowfall recorded every single day so far.
The breakdown of snowfall totals includes:
• November 20-30: 36.4 inches
• December: 57.9 inches
• January: 46.7 inches
• February (through Feb. 20): 39.9 inchesThe persistent snow has impacted travel and daily life across northern Michigan, where heavy accumulation is typical but has been particularly relentless this season. With winter still in full swing, totals could continue to climb.
Residents are advised to stay prepared for continued snowy conditions and monitor updates from the NWS for travel advisories and safety precautions.
