
Good morning, Yoopers.
— MSP Eighth District (@MSPEighthDist) March 16, 2026
Day 2 of this blizzard! Travel is strongly discouraged again today. If you don’t absolutely need to go out, it’s best to stay home.
Road crews are working hard to keep main “M” roads and I-75 open, but that is proving difficult with blowing and drifting… pic.twitter.com/pG6pRRAvnM
UPPER PENINSULA ~ Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula are being pummeled by a raging blizzard, with parts of the U.P. under two feet of snow or more.
The town of Herman saw 36 inches of snow dumped onto it from the storm, knocking out power for thousands. The Michigan State Police Eighth District wrote on X that many back roads are snowed in and that unnecessary travel should be avoided.












