Ice Chunks from Heavy Rain and Snowmelt Damage Homes in Northeastern Michigan
• Heavy rain and snowmelt in northeastern Michigan have propelled large ice chunks into homes, causing significant damage.
• The Cheboygan County Sheriff’s Office reports evacuations due to overflowing waterways like Black Lake and the Cheboygan River.
• State and county officials are working to prevent ice and debris from clogging the Cheboygan Lock and Dam Complex, crucial for managing water flow to Lake Huron.
Ice propelled into homes after heavy rainfall
Northeastern Michigan is facing significant damage as heavy spring rainfall and melting snow have caused large chunks of ice to be propelled into homes. This unusual weather event has resulted in homes being flooded with muddy water after massive sheets of ice smashed through windows and doors.
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