Were you a resident of the Great Lakes State in 1978? If so, you undoubtedly remember a winter that was more than just a little out-of-the-ordinary. Sure, we Michiganders are used to getting our fair share of snow and ice, but the destructive storm that swept across the region in 1978 was like nothing we had ever seen before — and the memories remain fresh to this day. Of course, it’s not easy to forget the largest blizzard in Michigan history…

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Did you live through Michigan’s massive blizzard in 1978? Do you have any interesting, sad, or frightening memories to share of what many consider to be the largest blizzard in Michigan history? We’d love to hear about your experiences in the comment section below.

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