First Possibly significant lake effect snow on the way!

Record snow in Wisconsin in April, snowy afternoons in southern Michigan up until Mid April, and this is only mentioning what happened in the United States. And, there may be a major snow storm on it's way, as a potent cold front moves past the great lakes: http://wnep.com/2017/11/13/first-significant-lake-effect-snow-possible-early-next-week/ Meanwhile, there's been major flooding in Hawaii, as well as Australia, a large part of Russia, including Siberia, has been experiencing this as well during a major thaw that began all of the way back in March. Meanwhile, the tornado drought continues, with what is just about a record low tornado count for April in particular states such as Kansas and Oklahoma, which will likely break it's all time record for least number of tornadoes. Back in Michigan, where I'm at, the cold front that comes from, or originates, from about a thousand or more miles north has already started it's way inland; this morning there was about 90 percent cloud cover, with scattered showers. Later, at approximately 12pm, it was about 95 percent sunny and about 74 degrees or so. Now the weather has become about 99 percent cloudy, with wind gusts and temperature of about 55 degrees, so the cold air has already been sweeping past my area, far inland and is now inland in Ontario, about 25 miles west of Toronto.