Winter

Our neighbors across the lake have put Michigan's winter wonderland to shame with a snowman that's three times as tall as those making news in Michigan.

Believe it or not, there are actually some benefits to living in Michigan during the winter months.

Last year from the winter of 2020 into 2021, Kalamazoo recorded its lowest snowfall in inches since 1998, accumulating only 44.7 inches total.

She's gonna blow!

I won't be surprised if the answer is either "nope, have no idea what you're talking about "oh my gosh, EVERYONE knows about this. How did you not?!"

The bad news is: if you are warm-blooded then winter in the north, specifically Michigan, can be a brutal time of year. Just over the past weekend we saw everything from wind to rain to snow to hail, all within the span of a single day.

Did you know that if your driver's license to operate a vehicle is suspended or revoked, you're not legally allowed to operate a snowmobile?

Coats, boots, and snow tires? Check! But, what about the things that will bring you comfort as you make your way through the chilly (and dark) winter season? Hopefully, these recommendations will help!

The hill starts off at a nice angle and slope, but a little before halfway down, the hill shoots out straight. Anyone sledding would easily take over a 30 foot plunge to the ground, which doesn't sound like fun at all. In fact, that kind of a drop could seriously injure you or worse.

The Great White Norther of 1911 is one of the most intense winter storms to ever strike the American heartland. The storm brought radical temperature changes, blizzards and tornadoes.