Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has signed policies allowing schools to extend their days to meet the snow day makeup bill. Instead of having a longer school year, students may have longer days at school.
Annual snowfall: 75"
There are no averages in Michigan! Some years you'll see flurries in mid-October; other years we (Metro Detroit) don't have snow until past Thanksgiving! Northern Michigan will see snow in October and November more consistently than Southern Michigan.
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it was lovly snow. the snow was beautfull.
Weather that qualifies for a snow day is generally when the roads are too dangerous for travel. In the US, schools located in the south (south of the Ohio River) might close for as little as half an inch of snow, while schools in west Michigan, the Lake Ontario shore line of Pennsylvania and New York might not close for six inches of snow or more. It depends too on how close to school opening times the snow falls. If it has to have snowed enough to block some main roads, or block most of the school or the roads around it, then school will probably be canceled. The ability of plows to keep up with snow, and people to drive in it, also varies greatly regionally.
I live in Michigan and honestly, it is the most unpredictable state for weather. We could have 65 degree days one day, then snow on the ground the next day. If you love climate change every day or every month, Michigan is the place to be!
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Yes.
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The higher you go the colder it is.
It starts to snow in Michigan in mid-November, and continues to snow until mid-February.
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July 4th 1968
If they're a Michigan-based company or organization, yes.
There are many Michigan DUI rules and regulations. In Michigan, a DUI is referred to as an OWI. In general, anyone over 21 must be under 0.08%, and being caught a second time can result in 5 days of prison.
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Yes, and often the proximity to Lake Michigan causes something called "lake effect snow" which means that in winter, West Michigan receives quite a bit of precipitation.