Winter storm to snarl journey, trigger outages

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A powerful Northern Plains system approaches Upper Michigan midweek, f bringing in a heavy mixture of ice, moist snow and rain — plus excessive winds. A First Alert Weather Day is in impact Tuesday night time by means of Wednesday with rising journey hazards and potential energy outages anticipated. Another system threatens with messy blended precipitation and excessive winds Friday, adopted by on and off lake impact snow this weekend as colder air returns to the area.

Tonight: Increasing clouds with snow/combine spreading in a single day; areas of blowing snow/combine by morning; east winds gusting 35+ mph

>Lows: 20s/30

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with widespread snow/combine, scattered in protection in the direction of night; heavy snow probabilities north/east, icier circumstances south; areas of blowing snow plus localized blizzards nearshore; east winds gusting 35+ mph

>Highs: Upper 20s to 30s

Thursday: Mostly cloudy with scattered snow earlier than tapering north within the afternoon; southeast winds gusting 25+ mph;

>Highs: 30s/40

Friday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with combine early, then transitioning to snow; areas of blowing snow; northeast winds gusting 35+ mph

>Highs 20s/30

Saturday: Mostly cloudy with scattered lake impact snow; patchy blowing snow; north winds gusting 25+ mph; colder

>Highs: 20s

Sunday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with scattered lake impact snow; patchy blowing snow; northwest winds gusting 25+ mph; colder

>Highs: 10s/20

Monday: Mostly cloudy with scattered lake impact snow; patchy blowing snow; north winds gusting 25+ mph; chilly

>Highs: 10s/20

Tuesday: Scattered clouds; south winds 5-15 mph

>Highs: 20s

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