But the 06z NAM also noticably drier.
The WSWs would be quite marginal, with just barely over 6" in the heaviest part of the band.
06z RGEM is wetter though, lol.
Heck, I think I've only seen Hail maybe 3 times with a thunderstorm. Two of those times it was stray stones mixed in with rain.
And as far as thundersnow, I've only seen it 2 times (one of which was with a LES squall).
I'm not exactly a spring chicken either.
In essence, the NAM suggests that the string of WSW and WWAs in Michigan have been extended 1 row of counties too far north.
And that's not even considering it's been on the more amped/NW end of guidance the entire time
As someone who has suffered through 10 houra of nonstop Sleet and got roughly that exact amount in accumulation, no you don't.
I mean, it's better than freezing rain, but only by the slimmest margin.