Rain, snow, strong winds and cold temperatures all are forecast for Michigan this holiday week.

Areas along the Great Lakes are likely to get the worst of the winter storm from the lake-effect snow

"A mild Monday (Nov. 24) and rainy Tuesday (Nov. 25) give way to a colder, windier Wednesday (Nov. 26) with rain changing to snow and falling temps," said the National Weather Service office in Gaylord on X on Nov. 24. " Very poor travel conditions are possible in the snowbelts Wednesday night and Thursday (Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27)."

A clipper system — low pressure that forms typically over the Canadian province of Alberta, east of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, and move quickly across the U.S. — will bring heavy snow to Michigan by Tuesday night , Nov. 25, said the NWS. Later in t

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