We have officially hit the point in Michigan where we are completely over the winter and are looking forward to springtime. Unfortunately for us, winters in Michigan are slowly starting to become a regular thing getting into late March and early April.

So there are at least two more months left of having to notify people that much like this week, there will be another big storm that will be spreading all sorts of weather Throughout the Midwest, areas in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan could see everything from rain to thunderstorms, to freezing rain, to snow.

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That's a big difference of weather patterns, but because we live in such a unique part of the country, it’s just something that we have to deal with. The storm that Michigan storm chasers are currently keeping an eye on is set to hit the Midwest late Wednesday night and last until Thursday night.

They’re currently monitoring the system that will move through all precipitation types and there are areas that could change or shift types, the closer we get to the storm. In a recent post, they told followers on their Facebook that they should monitor this weather pattern:

Confidence is increasing that an impactful system will move through beginning Wednesday evening and continue into Thursday morning. This system will likely bring all modes of precipitation with it, from rain, freezing rain, snow, and perhaps sleet as well. As of now, we CANNOT get specific with exact locations & exact amounts of each precipitation type expected. But the overall idea of an impactful system is beginning to increase for at least portions (if not all) of the state.

The closer we get to the storm itself. As they point out, most of northern Indiana and Ohio and the Lower Peninsula of Michigan can expect freezing rain, While the Upper Peninsula can mainly expect snow, which will make for dangerous travel conditions. we will keep you updated the closer we get.

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