If you live long enough, you'll start to think you've seen it all.  I've lived in Michigan all my life.  I've seen just about every kind of shitty weather imaginable, but tonight was a first for me.  We had a blizzard but it was 33 degrees out.  In the 5 hours I was at work, we accumulated a solid 2 inches....of SLUSH.  At no point, was this stuff from the sky something that I would consider "snow."  It hit the ground, and was instantly slush.
The bitch about it was driving home through it.  I've got no problem driving through a foot of snow.  I barely even have to slow down for that.  I can even handle driving on a sheet of ice.  At least ice is predictable.  Slush grabs you and turns you every which way.  My drive home is about 10 miles.  I probably fishtailed for at least 9 of it.  About a half mile from my house, I saw a police car is a ditch being pulled out by a tow truck.
Hard to believe that with all this shitty sloppy weather, I'm only 10 days away from watching baseball again (World Baseball Classic in Toronto starting next Sunday  :)