© Linda CarilliSnowbanks are five feet high along the sidewalks near Negaunee.
Officially meteorological winter started on December 1. So, while many are saying winter hasn't even started, at least to meteorologists winter is underway.
A Facebook page for the Twin Lakes area in the Upper Peninsula's shows the dedicated weather observer's daily snowfall measurements.
So far in the Twin Lakes, MI area, 116″ of snow have fallen. Twin Lakes is at the southern base of the Keweenaw Peninsula.
Here's what Christina Huhta's yard looks like in the Toivola area in the Keweenaw Peninsula.
© Christina HuhtaIt's real snowy near Toivola in Michigan's Upper Peninsula on December 16, 2019.
The Keweenaw County Road Commission says what would be a season's worth of snow in southern Michigan has fallen in Keweenaw County in just a short time.
The snowbanks are growing in Negaunee.
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This gate was french anyhow lollll
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Maybe she is too damn young? I used to yearly visit the UP. My family lived just south of there in northern WI. If you look hard enough you'll still see some older buildings that have doors on the 2nd floor. This is due to snow amounts in the past. This is nothing new in human existance. People need to chill the hell out and realize the fact that humans are but a spec on the impact of this planet as far as long term weather. The sun and earth both have cycles. It is nothing new and most certainly not spectacular.
I just wish brain-washing wasn't so thoroughly fucking effective so that I could share some of the stuff I read that counters the IPCC. It's fucked up to see so many friends behaving like they're in a codependent relationship with an echo chamber and who now refuse to question authority when questioning authority used to be a defining characteristic of their politics.