Snowfall record set in Detroit on Halloween
(CBS DETROIT) - Snow showers rolled across the region yesterday, and many of us experienced the season's first snowfall.
Even though multiple inches of snow didn't accumulate, we still broke the daily maximum snowfall records for Oct. 31.
In Detroit yesterday, we picked up 0.2" of snow. The previous record was at 0.1" set back in 1993.
More Michigan snowfall records achieved on Halloween:
On Oct. 31, Flint received 1.1" of snow. Previous record was 0.7" in 2014.
Tri-Cities received 0.5" of snow. Previous record for snowfall maximum was a TRACE in 2019.
Muskegon received 8.8" of snow, which breaks the daily record for Oct. 31, which was previously a TRACE in 2019.
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