Blizzard Warnings issued in Michigan's Upper Peninsula

Blizzard Warnings have been issued for several counties in Michigan's Upper Peninsula due to forecasted winds up to 50 mph and heavy snowfall. Up to 20 inches of snow is expected, creating dangerous travel conditions. The National Weather Service warns that blizzard conditions could lead to tree damage and power outages. Widespread blowing snow may significantly reduce visibility, impacting commutes. The warnings will remain in effect until 1 a.m. Thursday. In contrast, much of Michigan's Lower Peninsula will experience milder weather with temperatures in the 50s and rain. However, temperatures are expected to drop sharply tonight, transitioning rain to snow across the region.