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Winter Storm continues surging through the Great Lakes Region. This is a LIVE Update! February 22, 2023

Two very polarized air masses will compete for dominance over the Great Lakes Region, fueling the fire for a winter weather event across Lower Michigan. As a record warm air mass surges into the Southeastern United States, gulf moisture will be drawn by a low pressure system to bring heavy rain across much of the Great Lakes Region. This warm air mass will also bring very warm temperatures (up to 70 degrees) to Indiana and Ohio. A zone within lower Michigan will be the sight where air masses collide, as cold surface air will interact with warm air aloft to produce a primed freezing rain zone. Freezing rain accumulations of up to .50" are possible. Meanwhile, snow accumulations of 6-10" will be possible farther north as the cooler air mass will dominate that area. Show your support of Great Lakes Weather by leaving a tip (Powered by StreamElements): https://streamelements.com/glwx_/tip LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more weather-related content like this!

A potent upper-level trough will surge into the continental United States next week. This trough will deepen and interact with a broadening warm sector over the Great Lakes Region and areas southward. Directional and speed shear in place will fuel thunderstorm development, with severe weather potential showing better likelihood in the Southern Great Lakes. Some models hint at severe potential as far north as southern Michigan, while heavy snow falls in the northern half of the state. Show your support of Great Lakes Weather by leaving a tip (Powered by StreamElements): https://streamelements.com/glwx_/tip LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more weather-related content like this!

A series of actively moving air masses will progress across the Great Lakes Region over the next several days, leading to temperatures bouncing between highs and lows as well as rainy/snowy periods. High winds could occur tomorrow as a strong low surges northeastward from the Mississippi River Valley. Show your support of Great Lakes Weather by leaving a tip (Powered by StreamElements): https://streamelements.com/glwx_/tip LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more weather-related content like this!

A quick burst of heavy snow continues to move through Boyne Falls. Travel conditions are deteriorating. Stay safe! Leave a tip by viewing previous videos!

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A fairly unpredictable scenario for winter weather appears to bring a solution of snow, rain, and everything in between across parts of the Great Lakes Region Saturday night. 24 hours out from the event, there are still questions as to where the rain to snow line will be in Michigan and who will see how much snow. Whatever the outcome, this storm will bring impacts in many different forms to multiple places in the area. Show your support of Great Lakes Weather by leaving a tip (Powered by StreamElements): https://streamelements.com/glwx_/tip LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more weather-related content like this!

A winter storm watch is in place across the Great Lakes Region for a midlatitude cyclone bringing about 4-8 inches across the heaviest snow bands. Some freezing rain may also be possible, though not persistent as the system will move swiftly across the region, dumping a heavy swath of snow across Central Indiana, NW Ohio, and SE Lower Michigan. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more weather-related content like this!

Continuing updates on the next upcoming midlatitude cyclones to bring travel impacts with snow and ice to the Great Lakes Region. Models have displaced the snow activity farther south than the previous assessment, yet still remain subject to change. Meanwhile, long-range models show another setup for arctic air surging down into the eastern CONUS near the end of the month. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more weather-related content like this!

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A pattern shift is likely to bring at least a couple rounds of snow to portions of the Great Lakes Region over the next week and a half. The first winter storm is anticipated to impact parts of northern Michigan, bringing about 6-10" of snow accumulation to that area. Another snowstorm is eyeing regions farther south into Indiana and Ohio over the weekend. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more weather-related content like this!

A pattern change appears probable in the Great Lakes Region as we head into the second half of January. Long-range models are in agreement of a series of low pressure systems moving into the Great Lakes Region, bringing potential for multiple forms of precipitation. Placement of low pressure systems is key to determining snowfall potential, but these lows foreshadow a polar surge of cooler temperatures for the first week of February. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more weather-related content like this!

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An upper level ridge has thawed out a large portion of the Great Lakes Region with temperatures rising into the 50s. This trend will continue over the next couple of days. Severe weather potential appears in the forecast for southern portions of the Great Lakes Region on Monday as a low pressure system deepens over the Central Plains. LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more content!