Clipper System Set to Bring More Snow and Wind with Travel Impacts Tuesday Afternoon into Tuesday Night

A strong clipper system is set to bring a return of snow and wind to northern Michigan Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday night. Travel impacts are likely, especially along the US 2 corridor west of St. Ignace. In addition, the point-and-click forecast feature for the NWS Gaylord footprint is temporarily offline. Read More >

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Scattered light lake effect snow will be around today over eastern upper Michigan. Otherwise, skies will clear during the afternoon as high pressure builds in. Initially, winds will be breezy out of the west to northwest, becoming light and northerly late in the afternoon. Temperatures will quickly drop into the teens after sunset.

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Clipper System Set to Bring More Snow and Wind with Travel Impacts Tuesday Afternoon into Tuesday Night

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