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National Weather Service issues lake effect snow advisory for Michigan counties

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The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for Baraga County and Marquette County through noon on Friday. The advisory predicts lake effect rain showers will transition to snow starting Wednesday evening and continuing through Friday. Total snow accumulations are expected between 4 and 8 inches over the higher elevations of both counties, with locally up to 10 inches.

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The hazardous conditions are expected to impact commutes on Thursday morning and evening, and Friday morning, with travel potentially becoming very difficult. Winds gusting up to 40 mph are expected near Lake Superior, and the weather is expected to vary rapidly in visibility and road conditions.

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  • Baraga CountySpeculative

    Baraga County might face increased costs for road maintenance and emergency services due to operational disruption.

  • Marquette CountySpeculative

    Marquette County could face increased municipal costs for snow removal and emergency services.

  • MarquetteSpeculative

    Marquette might face increased municipal costs for snow removal and emergency services.

  • Michigan Department of Natural Resources could face increased operational costs and emergency response demands during severe weather.

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