Surprise! Expect a Warmer, Drier Winter for Michigan
The National Weather Service projects a warmer-than-usual and drier-than-usual winter for most of Michigan for 2023-24.
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Michigan Is One Month Away From It's First Snow
Similar to how we got that massive 16-inch snowstorm in November 2022 here in Kalamazoo. I’m just saying, it could happen again. The first snow Kalamazoo experienced in the winter of 2022/2023 was on November 12th, even though the average first for the city is November 17th. So bundle up.
Michigan Homeowners, Do These 9 Things NOW Before Winter Strikes
Michigan winters are unpredictable. Here are 9 things homeowners should be doing now to prepare for winter weather.
Hide Your Plants! Average Dates of the First Freeze in Michigan
The National Weather Service took a look at the last 30 years to figure out when the average date for the first freeze is in Michigan.
This Is The Best Time To Buy A Snow Blower In Michigan
With the colder weather coming quickly, when is the best time to grab your snow blower for the Grand Rapids winter season?
Western Michigan University Has Massively Detailed 100 Page Plan for Snow Removal
When it snows on WMU's campus it has to be cleared. The WMU Facilities Management crew has a massive 100 page Snow Book that details that plan.
Snow Plowing Was Once Done By Hand on Michigan Roads
Imagine clearing miles of road with nothing but a small crew of workers and shovels. That's exactly what this Depression Era photo from Southwest Michigan shows.
Brrr-ace Yourself! Winter Forecast from Farmer's Almanac for MI
When the Farmer's Almanac uses a phrase like "The Brrrr is Back", you can guarantee winter in Michigan will live up to its reputation for the 2023-2024 season.
These Are The Clear and Obvious Signs Someone is NOT From Michigan
From not knowing what a "Yooper" or how to play Michigan's favorite card game, Euchre, here are the clear and obvious signs someone is not originally from Michigan.
What Are Snow Fleas And Why Do You Want to See Them in Michigan?
Snow Fleas or Springtails can be found in Michigan year-round, but finding them in snow piles across Michigan is a sign that spring is right around the corner.