Yesterday was ice, today’s photos are what the ice turned to by Sunday morning. I’m not sure of totals around the area, but here in Lake Linden we woke up to about six inches of wet, heavy snow that at least covered the ice in the driveway and on the roads. It wasn’t just in the Keweenaw though, as Diane Richard shares what it looked like in the L’Anse area with the first two photos.

The next three photos are the trees in our field and outside our windows. The snow seemed to have stuck to the ice coated trees quite well. It is pretty when the trees are all covered in white like that, but could someone please tell Mother Nature that Spring arrives in 10 days...that means winter should be over and we don’t need any more storms dumping snow on us when it’s Springtime. But we all know that Keweenaw Springtime doesn’t follow dates on the calendar.

In case anyone is wondering what a record snowfall looks like, Michgan’s Keweenaw Peninsula has a snowy reminder of how the Keweenaw maintains its unreal snow totals of 276.5” plus.

Diane..these are as stunning as you are~

Great Vid...are drones "Heavy Duty?" Or how did
that thing stay up in the winds???

Nice pics & video!! Gotta love the sun coming
through in the middle of the first pic and that
beautiful blue in the second!! Two thumbs U.P.!!

They really are pretty but whoever is
shaking that snowglobe can stop any time.

The video was all too familiar, lol.