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Here’s what 6 News found after the storm
By Todd Heywood,
12 days ago
LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — With some parts of the 6 News viewing area doused with over 5 inches of rain, our digital team hit the road at 6:30 a.m. to take in the extent of the tail end of the remains of Beryl.
Out in Aurelius Township, 6 News found the Township Hall parking lot underwater. The team also found county drains overflowing through a residential yard.
Near Leslie, Baseline Rd. was blocked by a large tree. While on the scene, the remainder of the tree fell. The Road Commission arrived shortly after with a front-end loader to remove the tree.
Down in Jackson, the Jackson along High Street, multiple businesses had visible flooding on the property. Some of those businesses also had their loading dock ramps entirely flooded.
In downtown Jackson, the Grand River near the farmer’s market had clearly overflowed the banks. When 6 News was on the scene Wednesday afternoon, the water level was less than an inch below the Glick Highway bridge.
Jackson remains under a flood warning.
(WLNS)
So, how much rain did the area actually get? Here’s the latest data from the National Weather Service:
Location
Amount
Time/Date
Clinton County
Haslett 1.2 N
5.45 in.
7 a.m., July 10
Haslett
4.88 in.
11:45 a.m., July 10
DeWitt 1.0 NNW
1.63 in.
7 a.m., July 10
Saint Johns
1.11 in.
7 a.m., July 10
Eaton County
0.5 NE Eaton Rapids
2.62 in.
8 a.m., July 10
Charlotte
2.36 in.
7 a.m., July 10
6.6 N Eaton Rapids
2.31 in.
8 a.m., July 10
Grand Ledge 1.3 NW
1.70 in.
7 a,.m., July 10
Lake Odessa 3.7 ESE
1.05 in.
7 a.m., July 10
Ingham County
East Lansing 1.4 NNW
4.15 in
7 a.m., July 10
Okemos
3.92 in.
11:50 a.m., July 10
Leslie
3.38 in.
11:49 a.m., July 10
Lansing 1.0 ENE
2.78 in.
8 a.m., July 10
Williamston 3.8 NNW
2.67 in.
7 a.m., July 10
Haslett 1.6 ESE
2.39 in.
8 a.m., July 10
Holt 3.3 NE
2.35 in.
10 a.m., July 10
Lansing 1.3 WNW
2.26 in,
7 a.m., July 10
Jackson County
Parma
5.36 in.
11:45 a.m., July 10
Jackson County-Reynolds
3.72 in.
11:53 a.m., July 10
Spring Arbor
3.33 in.
11:45 a.m., July 10
Tompkins
3.19 in.
11:45 a.m., July 10
Grass Lake
2.90 in.
11:50 a.m., July 10
Jackson
2.39 in.
11:47 a.m., July 10
National Weather Service Update, July 10, 2024
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