GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (via WOOD TV 8) — A snow and ice-producing storm is possible for West Michigan next week.
A push of warm air ahead of a powerful low could produce freezing rain. The reason? Above-freezing air above the surface could melt precipitation, causing it to fall as rain but hit surfaces like roads, sidewalks and power lines just below freezing, leading to ice accumulation.
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