The National Weather Service is issuing bulletins which remind the public that a Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for the South Shore of Lake Superior, at least until Saturday.
The most recent National Weather Service bulletin as of this time mentions, "AN ADDITIONAL 1 TO 4 INCHES OF SNOW WILL ACCUMULATE ACROSS THE WARNING AREA OVERNIGHT". The warning area includes part of northwest Wisconsin east of a line from Shell Lake to Port Wing, with Hurley, Phillips, Hayward and Ashland expected to receive the most total snowfall.
Lakeshore flood warnings and warnings about shoreline erosion have been issued for western Lake Superior east to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
This one has been more than the typical "spring snowstorm". Duluth, Minnesota television stations reported sixty-plus mile per hour winds today at Duluth Harbor.
I hope my waterfront office on Madeline Island is still standing when this is over!
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