US: Blizzard Conditions Sweep Michigan as Lake-Effect Snow Intensifies

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US: Blizzard Conditions Sweep Michigan as Lake-Effect Snow Intensifies

An early-season winter storm is bringing blizzard conditions and heavy lake-effect snow across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and northern Lower regions through Thanksgiving, creating hazardous travel conditions.

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  • ILEA004936429
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  • 2025/11/28 22:28:29
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  • Al Simon via Spectee
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  • Al Simon via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 53.04(MB)*
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  • Michigan, US Video Recording Date/Time: November 28, Roscommon County, Video Location: Higgins Lake, 2025 at 01:00h

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