US: Season’s First Winter Storm Sweeps Michigan, Thousands Without Power

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US: Season’s First Winter Storm Sweeps Michigan, Thousands Without Power

Michigan’s first winter storm on Sunday, November 9, brought icy roads, multiple crashes, and power outages. According to reports, the storm left thousands without electricity.

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  • Michigan, US Video Recording Date/Time: November 9, Video Location: Ironwood, 2025 at 22:15h

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