A Michigan ski town’s long-standing record for the most snowfall in one day was shattered Friday when over two feet of snow dropped down.

Gaylord, the home of multiple popular ski resorts that sits in the northern portion of the state, got a whopping 24.8 inches of snow.

The previous record of 17 inches was set March 9, 1942. The National Weather Service (NWS) said:

The previous record was 17 inches, observed on March 9, 1942:

Photos shared on social media show the massive piles of snow outside people’s homes:

AP reports the snowfall was good news for Treetops Resort, which features 80 acres of ski hill terrain among its 2,000 acres.

It boosted the base that snowmaking machines will increase before the resort’s season opening next weekend, Recreation Director Doug Hoeh said.