snow

Here's the dilemma we face here. There's going to be weather this weekend. There was going to be weather last weekend. The weather last weekend could've been an ice storm, but by and large, it didn't happen - here.

It's an unusual combination of weather warnings we don't see very often.

Saturday the real fun begins with up to 2 inches of rain during the early part of the day.
As temperatures fall, look for sleet and snow mixed in with the rain and up to another 2 inches of wet heavy snow.

This goes out to all my fellow winter lovers who get backlash when they say winter is their favorite season!

A massive rescue effort took place in Michigan's Upper Peninsula earlier this week after 19 people became trapped inside a cabin due to heavy snow.

The United States National Weather Service in Grand Rapids is forecasting a powerful storm moving through Michigan beginning late Tuesday night through Wednesday, with a second potentially powerful system moving through over the weekend.

The middle of the post is actually a heavy duty spring which absorbs any impact.

It hasn't snowed anywhere in Michigan for months. Yet, inconceivably, there is a patch of snow still to be found in Northern Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula.

Snow expected is for much of Southwest Michigan. Total snow accumulations of 1 to 4 inches.

Monday, Sault Ste. Marie had a record-breaking snow fall with 12.3 inches, according to the National Weather Service.