News & Fun in Michigan
This weekend, Michigan faces hazardous travel due to a biting arctic air mass, bringing heavy lake effect snow, with some areas potentially receiving up to two feet. Arctic winds and snow squalls will create difficult conditions, especially in northwest Lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula.
NOAA’s 2024-2025 Winter Outlook predicts a wetter-than-average winter for the Great Lakes, especially Michigan, influenced by La Niña. In contrast, southern U.S. states face worsening drought conditions. While Michigan could benefit agriculturally from increased precipitation, warmer temperatures may limit snowfall. NOAA’s new technology enhances weather prediction and communication.
Delve into the enchanting world of Lake Effect Snow in cities within the snow belt. Experience how urban landscapes transform into winter wonderlands with heavy snowfall. Discover the unique charm of these snowy urban destinations.
