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were dashing the area around Grand Marais, Mich., on the southern shore of Lake Superior, and were expected to drop slow down into the 30s overnight, she said. Waves of 13 to 15 feet were recorded along eastern Lake Superior, forecasters said. More than 25,000 customers were without power late Tuesday afternoon in Michigan, according to, which tracks interruptions.īy Tuesday afternoon, more than 18 inches of snow had accumulated in Negaunee, Mich., and a reading in the Three Lakes region on the western side of the Upper Peninsula was at 14.4 inches, Ms.

Winds of up to 50 knots, or about 57 miles per hour, were possible along the Lake Superior shoreline in parts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula on Tuesday and were expected to decrease overnight, Ms. Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories were in effect through Tuesday evening for parts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and northern Wisconsin. Record-breaking cold was forecast for early Wednesday morning across parts of the Mississippi Valley, central and southern Appalachians and the Southeast.

Health officials urged people - especially pregnant mothers, children, older adults and people with chronic health conditions - to limit their exposure and encouraged them to use air-purifying fans, while officials near Portland banned wood-burning fires.Ī cold front, meanwhile, was moving through the Midwest, where overnight freeze warnings were in effect in states including Missouri, Indiana and Kansas. On Wednesday, weather stations throughout the Pacific Northwest were recording the worst air quality in the United States, while Portland and Seattle ranked among the worst big cities globally. Some schools have canceled outdoor activities. Skies have been shrouded for much of September and October as easterly winds have blown smoke from wildfires lingering in the Cascades, bringing air quality to unhealthy levels.

MIDWEST WEATHER RADAR IN MOTION SERIES

The region has endured a series of record-setting heat waves in recent years, some of which scientists have determined were made worse by climate change more are expected as the world warms. See the latest wildfires as they burn near homes and landmarks in California, Oregon and other nearby states.