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 >

Clipper System Brings More Snow Tue. - Tue. Night

Northern Michigan Weather Outlook

A clipper system is set to pack a punch as it passes through the region Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday night. Snowfall, heavy at times, will be accompanied by gusty winds that may produce whiteout conditions at times along with blowing / drifting snow. As of now, the highest accumulations are anticipated to favor eastern upper Michigan and the Tip of the Mitt, where moderate to high chances for 6”+ of accumulation exist from Tuesday afternoon / evening through Tuesday night. Travel impacts are likely from this system, especially along the US 2 corridor west of St. Ignace. Be sure to monitor the forecast for the latest updates!

Blustery today with peeks of sun building following some morning flurries. Tonight will be the coldest we have been in a couple weeks with below zero temperatures possible. A gusty clipper system brings the next round of widespread accumulating snow Tuesday afternoon into the evening, which will lead to travel impacts across the region… especially the US 2 corridor west of St. Ignace.

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

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