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Meteorological Station Map and Table Map of Available Meteorological Stations The above map depicts stations for which meteorological data are available for download. All stations are denoted by their three letter abbreviated call sign. Stations in RED are those for which upper meteorological data is available. The meteorological files and a list of basic station parameters are provided in the table below. Available Meteorological Data to be used with the EPA Dispersion Models Elev. From Anemometer Data FAA Available Meteorological MSL Surface Station Abbr. Years Data Zip Files ft m ft m Lenawee County Airport 1-min/ Met ADG 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 791 241 Adrian, MI hourly Files Gratiot Community Airport Met AMN 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 755 230 Alma, MI Files Alpena County Regional Airport 1-min/ Met APN 2016-2020 33.01 10.061 689 210 Alpena, MI hourly Files Ann Arbor Municipal Airport 1-min/ Met ARB 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 823 251 Ann Arbor, MI hourly Files Huron County Memorial Airport Met BAX 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 768 234 Bad Axe, MI Files W.K. Kellogg Airport 1-min/ Met BTL 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 951 290 Battle Creek, MI hourly Files Beaver Island, MI Met SJX 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 669 204 Beaver Island, MI Files Antrim County Airport Met ACB 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 623 190 Bellaire, MI Files Southwest Michigan Regional 1-min/ Met Airport BEH 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 627 191 hourly Files Benton Harbor, MI Roben-Hood Airport Met RQB 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 991 302 Big Rapids, MI Files Cadillac/Wexford County Airport Met CAD 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 1306 398 Cadillac, MI Files Tuscola Area Airport Met CFS 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 702 214 Caro, MI Files Charlevoix Municipal Airport Met CVX 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 669 204 Charlevoix, MI Files Fitch H. Beach Airport Met FPK 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 891 271 Charlotte, MI Files Cheboygan County Airport Met SLH 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 639 195 Cheboygan, MI Files Branch County Memorial Airport Met OEB 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 958 292 Coldwater, MI Files Elev. From Anemometer Data FAA Available Meteorological MSL Surface Station Abbr. Years Data Zip Files ft m ft m 1-min/ Met Copper Harbor, MI P59 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 623 190 hourly Files Detroit City Airport 1-min/ Met DET 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 623 190 Detroit, MI hourly Files Detroit Metropolitan Wayne 1-min/ Met County Airport DTW 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 640 195 hourly Files Detroit, MI Willow Run Airport 1-min/ Met YIP 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 705 215 Detroit, MI hourly Files Met Escanaba, MI ESC 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 614 187 Files Bishop International Airport 1-min/ Met FNT 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 764 233 Flint, MI hourly Files Frankfort Dow Memorial Field Met Airport FKS 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 633 193 Files Frankfort, MI Fremont Airport Met FFX 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 771 235 Fremont, MI Files Otsego County Airport 1-min/ Met GLR 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 1335 407 Gaylord, MI hourly Files Gerald R. Ford International 1-min/ Met Airport GRR 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 778 237 hourly Files Grand Rapids, MI Grayling Army Airfield Met GOV 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 1158 353 Grayling, MI Files Grosse Ile Airport Met ONZ 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 591 180 Grosse Ile, MI Files Sawyer International Airport Met SAW 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 1220 372 Gwinn, MI Files Houghton County Memorial 1-min/ Met Airport CMX 2016-2020 26.0 7.92 1070 326 hourly Files Hancock, MI Harbor Springs Airport Met MGN 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 685 209 Harbor Springs, MI Files Hillsdale Municipal Airport Met JYM 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 1181 360 Hillsdale, MI Files Tulip City Airport 1-min/ Met BIV 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 682 208 Holland, MI hourly Files Roscommon County Airport 1-min/ Met HTL 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 1152 351 Houghton Lake, MI hourly Files Elev. From Anemometer Data FAA Available Meteorological MSL Surface Station Abbr. Years Data Zip Files ft m ft m Livingston County Airport Met OZW 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 961 293 Howell, MI Files Ford Airport 1-min/ Met IMT 2016-2020 26.0 7.92 1145 349 Iron Mountain/Kingsford, MI hourly Files Gogebic-Iron County Airport Met IWD 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 1230 375 Ironwood, MI Files Jackson County-Reynolds Field 1-min/ Met Airport JXN 2016-2020 26.0 7.92 1001 305 hourly Files Jackson, MI Kalamazoo/Battle Creek 1-min/ Met International Airport AZO 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 892 272 hourly Files Kalamazoo, MI Toledo Suburban Airport Met DUH 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 668 203 Lambertville, MI Files Capitol City Airport 1-min/ Met LAN 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 866 264 Lansing, MI hourly Files Mason County Airport Met LDM 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 646 197 Ludington, MI Files Mackinac Island Airport Met MCD 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 741 226 Mackinac Island, MI Files Manistee County-Blacker Airport Met MBL 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 620 189 Manistee, MI Files Schoolcraft County Airport Met ISQ 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 686 209 Manistique, MI Files Brooks Field Airport Met RMY 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 942 287 Marshall, MI Files Mason Jewett Field Airport Met TEW 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 919 280 Mason, MI Files Menominee-Marinette Twin Met County Airport MNM 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 627 191 Files Menominee, MI Custer Airport Met TTF 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 617 188 Monroe, MI Files Mount Pleasant Municipal Airport Met MOP 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 755 230 Mount Pleasant, MI Files Munising Lakeshore 1-min/ Met P53 2016-2020 33.01 10.061 613 187 Munising, MI hourly Files Muskegon County Airport 1-min/ Met MKG 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 627 191 Muskegon, MI hourly Files Elev. From Anemometer Data FAA Available Meteorological MSL Surface Station Abbr. Years Data Zip Files ft m ft m Luce County Airport Met ERY 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 869 265 Newberry, MI Files Oscoda-Wurtsmith Airport Met OSC 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 633 193 Oscoda, MI Files Owosso Community Airport Met RNP 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 734 224 Owosso, MI Files Pellston Regional Airport of 1-min/ Met Emmet County PLN 2016-2020 26.0 7.92 712 217 hourly Files Pellston, MI Oakland County International 1-min/ Met Airport PTK 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 981 299 hourly Files Pontiac, MI 1-min/ Met Port Hope, MI P58 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 587 179 hourly Files St. Clair County International Met Airport PHN 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 650 198 Files Port Huron, MI Presque Isle County Airport Met PZQ 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 682 208 Rogers City, MI Files MBS International Airport 1-min/ Met MBS 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 663 202 Saginaw, MI hourly Files Saginaw County H.W. Browne Met Airport HYX 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 600 183 Files Saginaw, MI Sault Ste. Marie Municipal 1-min/ Met Airport/Sanderson Field ANJ 2016-2020 33.0 10.06 715 218 hourly Files Sault Ste. Marie, MI Chippewa County International Met Airport CIU 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 801 244 Files Sault Ste. Marie, MI Selfridge Air National Guard Base Met MTC 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 581 177 Selfridge, MI Files South Bend Regional Airport 1-min/ Met SBN 2016-2020 21.0 6.40 774 236 South Bend, IN hourly Files South Haven Airport Met LWA 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 666 202 South Haven, MI Files Kirsch Municipal Airport Met IRS 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 925 282 Sturgis, MI Files Haines Memorial Airport Met HAI 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 823 251 Three Rivers, MI Files Elev. From Anemometer Data FAA Available Meteorological MSL Surface Station Abbr. Years Data Zip Files ft m ft m Toledo Express Airport 1-min/ Met TOL 2016-2020 30.0 9.14 692 211 Toledo, OH hourly Files Cherry Capital Airport 1-min/ Met TVC 2016-2020 26.0 7.92 623 190 Traverse City, MI hourly Files Oakland/Troy Airport Met VLL 2016-2020 hourly 33.01 10.061 728 222 Troy, MI Files 1 The anemometer height for these stations is not known, therefore, the default value of 33 feet was used. .
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