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The Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting a colder, yet drier winter than usual winter for most of Michigan. Here's when to expect snow, and what areas may see more snow than others.

West Michigan is one of the snowiest places in the country according to a 30-year report from the National Weather Service.

It's no surprise that Michigan had at least one city make the top 10, but it may be a surprise as to which city.

Michigan residents are frustrated by pothole-ridden roads, snow shoveling, high auto insurance rates, and much more. Do you agree with this list?

Long-range forecasts predict a good possibility of a snowier than usual winter for most of Michigan. Here's what's up.

Will Michigan ever live in a world were autonomous robot snow plows handle the chore we dread during our harsh winters? See how close we are to Snow Roombas

The stuff that people from other states believe to be true about Michigan is bonkers.

Michigan can definitely still get accumulating snow late in the spring. Parts of Michigan saw nearly a foot of snow fall this week in 1923.

This winter had the least amount of snowfall in Southwest Michigan history. In fact, no other year comes close.

Winter Weather Advisories have been issued across much of Mid-Michigan, but forecasters are in disagreement as to how much snow will actually fall.