U.S. 2 blocked by accident : Weather : UpperMichigansSource.com

U.S. 2 blocked by accident

by Steve Asplund

Posted: 12.11.2012 at 1:21 PM

Steve Asplund

Assistant News Director/Anchor

Read more: Local, News, Weather, Roads, Accident, Semi, Mackinac County, White out, Lake Effect, Crash

Lake effect snow and accident causing delays on US-2 in Mackinac County

MACKINAC COUNTY -- US-2 near H-33 in Mackinac County is blocked by a semi tractor trailer in the ditch.

Driving conditions in the area are dangerous due to lake effect snow and blowing and drifting. Near white-out conditions are present. Police advise motorists to avoid the area.

Use alternative routes to and from the the Mackinac Bridge. M-123 is open and usable.

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