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July was very wet over Lower Michigan and temperatures over Lower Michigan were near normal.






























It may be late March but we can still get meaningful snow in Southwest Michigan through the month of April!













While we may well get a significant (shovel-able) amount of snow and enough ice accumulation in areas near or just north of I-96 Saturday, as typical of late March storms, most of the snow and ice will likely be gone by Sunday afternoon. Below is the model (GFS) forecast snow depth by Sunday evening at 8pm.
