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- Michigan is preparing for a winter with colder-than-normal temperatures and active storm tracks from December through March, per the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
- NOAA anticipates above-normal precipitation, including snow and freezing rain.
- The first measurable snowfall occurred on November 1, marking a late start to winter weather.
- Some residents welcomed the snow, while others viewed it as an unwelcome surprise, due to a weak La Niña pattern.
