Over 120,000 utility customers remain without power Wednesday, April 2, as another round of storms barrel into Michigan. Most of the outages are in Northern Michigan, which was blanketed by ice on Saturday.

Residents in the most severely affected areas are being encouraged not to travel unless necessary and to watch for downed wires and work crews.

Gaylord got 199 inches (5 meters) of snow this winter — but this wave is much different. “It's an ice situation. The trees and power lines are loaded, literally,” Charlevoix County Sheriff Chuck Vondra said.