Tanda Gmiter

This statewide mapping system also shows traffic slow-down areas, accidents and more.

Planning a vacation when you've already saved money? That's a great feeling.

It’s really the perfect tool to check, especially on holidays when we’ve got some dicey weather and people are packing up their cars to head to the next party with family or friends.

A storm system will bring a dramatic weather shift to Michigan on Wednesday, with confidence increasing for significant snowfall, strong winds and hazardous travel conditions just as Thanksgiving holiday travel peaks.

The advisories - which last into Monday - spell out worsening travel conditions throughout today that could include a full-blown snow squall set-up with blowing snow, gusty winds and worsening visibility on the roads, according to the National Weather Service.

High winds and blowing snow could make travel hazardous in some areas overnight and into Sunday.

Friday will see unseasonably warm conditions with mostly sunny skies and temperatures reaching the mid-50s across most of Michigan.

MDOT's MiDrive website shows you snow plow activity, accident locations, traffic speeds and more.

This heartbreaking story of loss amid the gales of November is forever part of our Great Lakes history.

The National Weather Service is warning that visibility for drivers could drop in some areas on Sunday and Monday as more snow starts to accumulate.