Gale warnings for the past two days on Lakes Michigan, Huron and parts of Superior. Lake Michigan waves near shore were coming in at ten feet. This photo was taken in Traverse City, showing salmon deposited on shore by the waves. Obviously lots of flooding and erosion. Photo originally posted on NWS.
Would that be âroad killâ.?
Down in this part of the state the weather people called it âbreezyâ which apparently means wind speeds below about 40-45 mph. I was afraid to leave a car in the driveway for fear of big tree limbs (lots of little ones down in everyoneâs yard). I think I heard on the news that 2018 had more days that qualified as âhigh windâ than the entire prior decade and 2019 is on track to beat 2018.
I see the big lakeâs are making another big âSplashâ.
Yep. We had a power outage in our neighborhood and even after the power came back on it just didnât seem like a good day to go paddling.
Monday was crazy windy. Because of the wind direction, the waves and surf here at home were bigger than on Sturgeon Bay of Lake Michigan. Long power outage and lots of damage along some coastal roadways and shorelines.
Ferry to Mackinac Island was running (glad I wasnât on it):
Little Traverse Wheelway along Little Traverse Bay, between Petoskey and Charlevoix:
Portion of a road on Mackinac Island: