‘Shelter in place’ authorities warn due to falling trees, dangerous conditions in Michigan ice storm
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‘Shelter in place’ authorities warn due to falling trees, dangerous conditions in Michigan ice storm
An ice storm that is wreaking havoc across the northern part of the Lower Peninsula and the U.P. has caused conditions to deteriorate so much that authorities are asking motorists to stay off the roads and stay home. Montmorency County, east of Gaylord, has asked its residents to shelter in place because of the continuing danger of falling trees and downed power lines.
Winter Storm Warning Still in Effect - The St. Ignace News
An icy storm battering the Straits of Mackinac area has brought down a number of trees large and small, including this one in St. Ignace that came down Sunday, March 30. ERICH T. DOERR/ST. IGNACE NEWS... You must be an online subscriber to view this story. If you are able to login but not view the story, your subscription has most likely expired and you should renew. Full versions of news stories and archives are available to online subscribers…
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