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Town gets 4 feet of snow since Monday
GILE, Wis. — An area of northern Wisconsin near the Michigan state line already has recorded more than 4 feet of snow just since Monday.
“It’s amazing. It’s just amazing how much has come so fast,” Peg Sutherland said. “All of this since 8 a.m. Monday morning.”
Conditions have been nearly perfect in recent days to create lake-effect snow along Lake Superior’s South Shore, including in Gile in Iron County. With cold northwest winds blowing across the still-warm surface waters of Lake Superior, moisture from the lake evaporates into the air, then blows on shore, elevates into clouds and — when it gets far enough inland — falls as snow.
Reports of 30-plus inches were common in the snow belt by Thursday, with Ashland reporting more than 17 inches, Saxon at 31.1 inches and Hurley at 36 inches and counting.
Gile, however, topped the list at 48.3 inches as of 5:30 p.m. Thursday, with 5 inches of snow having fallen just since noon.