Portions of nothern Michigan, the Upper Peninsula and West Michigan are expected to see heavy snowfall and high winds. The winter blasts come after snow accumulations over 2 feet hit parts of the ...

A late-winter storm will bring snow and ice — and high winds — to the Upper Peninsula through Tuesday morning, the National Weather Service said Sunday night. "A strengthening storm system ...

Parts of Michigan's Upper Peninsula received up to 8.2 inches of snow in a late-season storm. The National Weather Service issued warnings and outlooks on April 14 for snow, ice, and high winds.

The NWS says mid-Michigan, southeast Michigan and the thumb saw lighter snowfall, up to 4 inches, but, combined with cold temperatures and high winds, it made for hazardous road conditions.

Late in the day as our storm departs colder air will work across the Great Lakes igniting lake effect snow downwind of Lakes Superior/Michigan. High temperatures from 15-29F. NE-NW wind gusting 35 ...

Southwest Lower Michigan will see the least amount of snowflakes. The Thumb, high spots in Oakland County, and Genesee County could have up to one inch of snow on the grass.

The snow, rain and strong winds added up to thousands of power outages across northern Michigan, with 6,000 reported in one county alone — Leelanau — officials told 9 & 10 News.

High winds also swept across Michigan, at times gusting to more than 30 mph, the NWS said. Here's a look at where lake effect snow piled up in Michigan. How much snow fell for the week?

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Snow was already starting to fall across West Michigan during the evening commute on Wednesday, and this is just the beginning of a high impact, multi-day snow event. Once ...

Michigan already saw its first measurable snowfall of 2024 in the Upper Peninsula in October. The 0.1 inch of snow was ...

High winds also swept across Michigan, at times gusting to more than 30 mph, the NWS said. Here's a look at where lake effect snow piled up in Michigan. How much snow fell for the week?

Michigan already saw its first measurable snowfall of 2024 in the Upper Peninsula in October. The 0.1 inch of snow was recorded in the Michigamme area, 40 miles west of Marquette, on Oct. 15 ...