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People on a frozen Grand Traverse Bay in winter 2026. (Photo credit: Vivian La/IPR News)
The region could see less snow and more warmth thanks to the natural climate pattern. “Whether you find that good or bad maybe depends on what you do for winter recreation,” said one Michigan climate expert.