A potentially historic blizzard continues in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, where snowfall totals could reach 1 to 3 feet and up to 4 feet possible in higher terrain.

The National Weather Service in Muskegon recorded gusts reaching as high as 52 mph Monday as whiteout conditions created a haze of blowing sand and snow up and down the Lake Michigan coast.

Sheriff's Offices in Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula and Upper Peninsula advised residents to stay home and not travel the roads if possible.

Over 100,000 people are without power in Northern Michigan Monday night as the area deals with snow and ice. Much of the area is dealing with winter storm warnings, winter weather advisories and even blizzard warnings,

So Trump, aided by many Republicans, is driven to reduce the number of eligible voters, end voting by mail, and end the use of voting machines (yes, you read that correctly). He’s also called for finishing all vote counting by midnight on Election Day (good luck with that).

"Definitely good to have a short memory," Michigan basketball PG Elliot Cadeau said. "We still feel like we're the best team."

The Wolverines are going to need more out of their bench to make a run.

School districts in Michigan Upper Peninsula and northern lower peninsula were closed Monday, as were major universities and community colleges.