More than 4 feet of snow in U.P. See where records fell this week
By Sarah Moore
Published on March 18, 2026.
The weekend's storm resulted in record-breaking amounts of snowfall across the Upper Peninsula, with the most significant amount being recorded near Round Lake, Michigan. The National Weather Service recorded 52 inches of snow on Tuesday. The storm also affected the northern Lower Peninsula and the midwestern United States.
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