We visited the Keweenaw Peninsula on our recent swing through the U.P. of Michigan, and came across this “snow gauge” commemorating the record snowfall of 390 inches during the winter of 1978-1979, and also reminding us that the most recent winter saw snowfall of “only” about 270 inches. Of course that is cumulative total over the course of the winter, which runs roughly from September to May ( 😉 ), not what was on the ground at one time. But still….
Good grief! When I first read your post I assumed it was one snowfall. As you say that’s still a lot of snow!
I used the term “sh1tload of snow, but yes, it’s a bunch!
That’s a lot of snow. I ought to know. I lived in Greenland for a long time.
I can only imagine. And Greenland is likely also a lot colder. Brrrr!
And… we LIKE it that way! ❄️
😉