Michigan is expecting a winter storm to strike Wednesday. Here's where the National Weather Service says to expect heavy snow.

Parts of west and northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula are under winter storm warnings.

The National Weather Service says Michigan could see more than 8 inches of snow in places as a winter storm spreads across the state on Wednesday.

A winter storm is forecast to impact Michigan's Upper Peninsula from Tuesday night through Thursday, bringing heavy snow, rain, and strong winds. The heaviest snowfall, potentially 16 inches, is ...

Snow starts in the early afternoon and will continue to fall into Thursday. The system is expected to drop 4-7 inches, with some areas receiving a bit less or a bit more. Winter Weather Advisories ...

Some regions of Michigan are under winter storm warnings, while metro Detroit has a winter weather advisory. Dangerous road conditions are expected.

Northern Michigan is expected to see snow Friday night into Saturday, but the UP will likely not get snowfall until Sunday.

Snow totals for a storm system hitting part of Michigan today have been upgraded to 6-10 inches in some areas, as Winter Storm Warnings have been hoisted across a section of the Upper Peninsula.

Michigan could see snow, ice, thunderstorms and tornadoes, just days after an ice storm knocked out power to thousands of people in the state.

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